Gregg has asked me to send the Pic's of the Signal Corps Watches... I believe this is all that were made... I have contemplated cleaning them up but I just can't bring myself to do it... I think that they should just stay the way they are...

The first is a Cyma...

This is the Moser....

This is the Rode... I don't know if anyone has seen another one of these

This is the Tissot...

Here is another extremely rare one... The Ulysee Nardin

Here is the ever popular Zenith...

And finally here is a Wonderful Omega...

In the words of Bugs Bunny... "That's All Folks"

Hello, Super collection , they look early, are they as I suspect WW1?. Thanks for showing Them. Regards, Ged.

John,
excellent collection, compliments!!
enzo

Thanks John, they sure look good for their age and thanks for sharing.I have a interest in signal corp clocks, the kind that would have been used in a communications room.
Thanks again for sharing these.

Thank you John!

That is an impressive collection. To my knowledge, not much has been published about the WWI U.S. Army Signal Corps wristwatches, let alone an image of each brand.

What sort of movements do they have? 15 jewels each?

Best regards,
Greg

Broadarrow.com

On the above forum, there is a discussion of the military watches of WWI, to which our forum was linked. What's interesting about that, is the post of "Harold", who mentioned having a Tavannes Signal Corps watch. So, we may have another brand.

I sent Harold an email to see if he can find the time to post an image of his watch over here.

Best regards,

Greg

I know this is an old thread, but it is consistantly one of the top hits for google search when looking for watches related to the WWI Signal Corps. Please allow me to add the missing Tavannes made edition.