Well, I suppose if one already has an empty case. And, the dial looks good.

The third photo shows the dial to have quite a few cracks, but overall it seems to be reasonably attractive. Too bad about it not having its case. I'm one of those people who see military watches as historical objects that would have stories to tell if they could speak, rather than straight horological specimens where the originality of the parts to the given watch is not of highest importance so long as they are correct for the type and model.