W Military RUW Today ?

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Another WWW piece for this cool Sunday in the Great White North:
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@TexOmega gstp broardarrow. Ok The obvious clues. General service timepiece Brittish issue. Without checking the book that knows this. Jlc, are usually marked on the dial as shown. So going for broke... an Omega?
 
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New arrival in a quickly cobbled together mount, now to find out what cockpit it may have originally resided in ?

 
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There are "tells" as to the manufacture.


Any guesses?

I'll check back to post


Answer:

outside "Tells" are the holes in dial at 3 and 9


It is a Smiths pocketwatch.

of course, inside case back has the complete give away...."Made in England"
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A shot of another clock with flyback function

 
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outside "Tells" are the holes in dial at 3 and 9


Smiths

of course, inside case back has the complete give away...."Made in England"

I'd say it's "unidentified British maker, rel. Simple movement."



 
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Omega

Maybe someone can decipher the third character from the left on the back.

Hmm, a bit too early for an odd looking emoji
Maybe a small "L" inserted between the 1 and 0? Or one way to cover up (elegantly) a mistake?