Family watch

J
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Hi,
This is my first posting.I am very much enjoying this great site. I have recently purchased a new Aqua Terra and love it. It complements my fathers circa 1964 Seamaster beautifully.
The reason for my post is help in any infomation for this watch which , I believe was my grandfathers. Any infomation would be appreciated.
Cheers
James
 
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redpcar
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Waltham "trench watch" from WWI era. Dates to around 1915 to 1916.
 
J
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Thanks Redpcar, I’ll google that and see what else I can find out. Do you know if it has any value apart from family history. I will be keeping it.
 
redpcar
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Many were made. You aren't going to get rich selling. Silver case. 7 Jewel movement. Does it run? You have a hand that has been replaced. Ceramic dial is cracked which is common. Ebay would be around $100 to $150. Your personal value is priceless. Keep it in a safe place.
 
fastfras
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welcome to the forum, stay a while - you will learn plenty
 
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