Vintage Trench Watch??

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I've had this sitting in my case for a while. Picked it up working abroad. Didn't pay a lot for it, but I've never found a lot of information on this one. I believe it's legit, but I am not an expert on trench watches. That's why I am putting this out to you folks for some help. Any information on this guy would be greatly appreciated. The watch runs and is keeping good time. Thanks in advance.

 
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Looks like a non-Omega chrome plated replacement case. Probably of USA origin. The original case might have been a trench watch style case.
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Re cased watch .., that said .. pretty cool.
 
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It seems be be a 23.7 ST2 inside, with serial in the 7 million range, it is probably later than trench watches. The hands are probably also a later replacement.
 
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Looks like a non-Omega chrome plated replacement case. Probably of USA origin. The original case might have been a trench watch style case.
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That makes sense. The watch has never really jived with anything I've compared it to. Any
Looks like a non-Omega chrome plated replacement case. Probably of USA origin. The original case might have been a trench watch style case.
gatorcpa
It seems be be a 23.7 ST2 inside, with serial in the 7 million range, it is probably later than trench watches. The hands are probably also a later replacement.
My understanding is a serial in the 7 million range would put it early 1930s.
 
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Any information on this guy would be greatly appreciated.
Any family travels to Japan? The dial has the classic style of a late-30s watch, intended for (and locally cased) in the Japan market.