any information on this watch will be received with thanks,Tom
Konrad Knirim was kind enough to inform me it is a WW1 Royal Artillery watch as illustrated in his magnificent book on British Military watches.

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What a fantastic piece Tom, wish it were mine.

Konrad knirim verified it as WW1 Royal Artillery similar to one in his book ,but mine is far nicer

Beautiful piece Tom, confirmed by the almighty, what could be better than that? That´s what I´d call a nice find.

Nice find, Tom. Great images as well.

The example in Konrad's book BRITISH MILITARY TIMEPIECES is on page 279. The one in the book is # C41713.

While the keywind continued to be popular in England long after the introduction of the stemwind, it's strange to see keywind watches purchased by the military as late as 1914-18. I have to wonder if they were first issued many years before and still in service through WWI? Anyway, it's a super nice watch.