Hi Chad,
Nice, WW1 trench type watches. Hard to believe that the wristwatch is only just over 100 years old, and was a development of WW1.
I used to collect military watches, and obviously still have a interest. I have a couple of WW1, both Omega's, and an aircraft clock (basically a big pocket watch).
I have standard military Elgins and Walthams from WW2, Army, USAAF and USMC (no USN, never saw one). British (swiss made) watches from WW2, then postwar RAF watches, starting with the Omega 53, finishing with Seiko 7A28, 1980's RAF watch.
i then moved onto Space worn only, a 1967 Omega Speedmaster made in the same batch as Buzz Aldrin's watch, Russian Sturmanski, Chinese Seagull. then stopped, and became interested in other things. (-:
Best Regards,
Adrian