Passion is everywhere - in every detail, every word spoken. Each workshop has its own sounds, its own atmosphere, its own soul. There are as many interesting encounters as stories unfolding. So I was wondering if any of you guys have other GSTP watches, (I know they issued Hamilton's and Omega's as well) and if you know any way to identify from which branch of the military they were. The Manufacture Jaeger-LeCoultre - Swiss watches - A visit to the JaegerLeCoultre Manufacture is always a journey. many watch manufacturers, such as Patek Philippe, Jaeger-LeCoultre, and Omega.
Unfortunately, there is not a lot of information about them in the internet. The serial numbers we most treasure in our high-end and luxury watches. And as a military piece, those were supposed to carry 'easy-to-read' dial, with lume in the hands. It carries a 15 Jewell in-house movement. The case is made out of brass, and it seems that is nickel plated. In the back it's engraved G.S.T.P (general service time-piece) and there is a serial number right underneath it that says F009647, that refers to which branch of the military was issued to, but I am unsure which one it is. These were issued only for the British military, in the late 30's to be used on the WWII. (It was running greatly, but I had never serviced since I got it, which was a while ago, and it seems like the last owner did not service it very often either).
Hey guys, I just wanted to share some pictures and some info about my JLC pocket watch.Īfter being forgotten in the drawer for a while (I do not wear 3 pieces suits that often).
