Trench Watch from WW1 or Not

[jdrichard]

Again, having a little difficulty identifying this mystery. I have been given a boatload of old watches from a past watchmaker and they are not the typical pocket watches that I have been working with. This little guy I think is a WW1 Trench watch, but I am guessing. Can’t find anything on the brand or movement. Btw, it ticks:)

[wudce]

On the case side dose it have GS/TP and under that a number? 

 

Edited November 22, 2020 by wudce

[Poljot]

Once you take it apart for cleaning, you may find additional info under the balance or on the main plate :-). Good thing it "ticks" - no new parts will be required, just a new open-end strap.

[wudce]

I think what we got here is a  Stone lever movement cal. 9 . Found a photo of a  Minerva having this movement, seems there was many companies using this in the later 30 and early 40

http://sichert.hellert.de/images/bilder/min_tau2.JPG

[jdrichard]

Thank you very much. I should be cleaning it within the next few weeks and will provide an update on the movement.