1916 A.W.W.Co. Wristwatch Repair
Repair Service of a Waltham Grade 365 3/o 15 Jewel Sterling Silver Trench Watch from WWI
This rare Waltham Wristwatch was probably worn by an American Soldier in the trenches during the Great War called World War I. The watch has the original military strap and silver clasp. The case has built-in lugs so it can be worn on the wrist. These type of watches were worn in the grueling trench warfare of the deadliest conflict in history.
The watch was completely disassembled and cleaned. Old and dried lubricants were removed. Reassembled and lubricated. Replaced upper and lower balance jewels. Replaced balance staff and pallet fork. Adjusted escapement. Hand cleaned silver case. Placed on extended testing. Watch Repair Complete.
Waltham Wristwatch Worn in the Deadly Trenches of WWI
1916 Waltham Wristwatch Before Service, Watch has Incorrect Minute Hand
Grade 365 Movement Before Service
Waltham Dial and Hands Removed. Movement Removed from Case
Old Grease Acting Like Glue will Stop the Movement from Running
15 Jewel Waltham Movement Disassembled and Completely Cleaned
Movement Reassembled and Lubricated, Parts Replaced, Movement Running
Dial Reinstalled, Movement Placed Back in Silver Case
Hands Reinstalled with Correct Minute Hand
Waltham Model 1907, Fully Assembled with Original Strap
Original Sterling Silver Clasp
Rare 1916 Sterling Silver Cased Waltham Wristwatch Repair Service Complete
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