Omega Trench Watches WW1

[mrreality68]

thanks appreciated everyone.

What is odd most to me is the Logo below the Omega Logo. The set of wings logo I have never seen and cannot seem to find anything on the internet about it.
I have confirmed from the serial # on it that is from the 1915 to 1919 Range. I Like it and the look. And it winds easy and holds it time well

[steve B]

Originally Posted by mrreality68

thanks appreciated everyone.

What is odd most to me is the Logo below the Omega Logo. The set of wings logo I have never seen and cannot seem to find anything on the internet about it.
I have confirmed from the serial # on it that is from the 1915 to 1919 Range. I Like it and the look. And it winds easy and holds it time well

The winged wheel logo is a good match for the one used on Belgian railroad stamps (parcel post)

So maybe a railroad watch? Or a Belgian transport unit?

The German railroads used a similar insignis but with the wheel facing right, And Russia also used a similar one.

[BobC]

Originally Posted by mrreality68

thanks appreciated everyone.

What is odd most to me is the Logo below the Omega Logo. The set of wings logo I have never seen and cannot seem to find anything on the internet about it.
I have confirmed from the serial # on it that is from the 1915 to 1919 Range. I Like it and the look. And it winds easy and holds it time well

Interesting, the winged wheel is very similar to a lot of different versions of motorcycle related patches and insignias. It is also considered as a sort of mark or image relating to the Greek god Hermes, the herald. Not sure if either has a direct correlation to the images use on the watch. Great logo nonetheless.