I am not sure how to open the watch to get to the movement, so I do not know the symbols or movement model of this watch. Was given to my grandpa in 1944. In the pictures the watch looks gold, but it is a silver color, but it has a strange gold tint in different points of light. (The info I had received earlier is wrong It was not 1926 like I had originally said. I found a picture of my grandpa the day he got the watch, and it is dated 1944.
The seconds-dial on the watch has no number on it. Serial number on the back of the watch is 2771896. There are some numbers scracthed onto the inside of the back cover, but there are some scuffs and I cannot read what they say. I cannot find a clear symbol on the movement as to date the year exactly, but I think I see a "T" shape like the one used in 1942, but it is hard to make out.
Well lammchop, certainly looks the same as JP's Officer and as such it will take the same crystal, so maybe you could ask for help from Darhin as he has several crystals about his person, I think. ; )
Also it looks like it is a sterling silver case with the tarnish, and when cleaned and polished up will prove to be yellow G.P. not white. Any stamps on inside of case back, lammchop?
In reply to Well lammchop, certainly by bobbee
In reply to I will get in contact with by Lammchop93
If you look at Will's close up carefully, it looks like it is over the top of the other marks, in particular it crosses the junction of the two lines that make up the anchor, and can clearly be seen running through at that point.I had an Air Warden with an X overstamped with a circle which was faint too. Perhaps JP could back this up as he now has the watch.