1916 Rolex Rare Vintage Mens World War I Era Military Officers Trench Watch - Sterling Silver Arsa but also trying to do

but also trying to do it with unmistakable elegance

Note that the clasp is the correct style for the watch but was replaced from another band

A Master Watchmaker has performed any needed servicing and installed a brand new battery

Omega sold this less common example as a Seamaster

The bracelet was expensively replaced by a new one from an authorized Rolex dealer

1916 Rolex Rare Vintage Mens World War I Era Military Officers Trench Watch - Sterling Silver Arsa but also trying to doIn the first decade after the turn of the twentieth century when someone referred to a gentleman's watch they most often meant one object a large, timing instrument kept in the pocket. That changed in part because of Hans Wilsdorf, a true legend in timekeeping history, who founded Rolex Watch Co. in 1908. When the first World War erupted, demand rose sharply for these novel watches as Allied servicemen needed a more suitable way to a access their