This 1940 Jaeger‑LeCoultre GSTP Broad Arrow was built as a British Army service watch, its stainless steel case bearing the Crown’s Broad Arrow marking. The clean, original dial and period crystal reflect utilitarian wartime design focused on legibility and durability, while a substantial 52 mm case gives it notable wrist presence. Inside sits the hand‑wound Jaeger‑LeCoultre cal. 467, a 15‑jewel movement running at 18,000 A/h that embodies the maker’s mid‑century watchmaking standards. Serviced and documented, it appeals to collectors who value historical military provenance and mechanically straightforward, well‑made movements.