Dar_concrete

Darius
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My grandfather's watch

Managed to retrieve my grandfather's watch from the village house. Some people's grandpa might've left behind a vintage rolex or omega piece, but my g...
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Calling all Raketa experts

I came into possession of this lovely Raketa field watch. To my eye it looks like from the 60's. But what's strange to me is it uses a "Pobeda" moveme...
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Should I go for it?

I Really wanted to give my land tortoise some more functionality. I missed not being able to time stuff with it. Got this aftermarket insert for an SK...
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Recent Comments

commented on My grandfather's watch ·

For now im not looking at plating it, just getting the surface corrosion off. I have no problem with it being exposed brass.

commented on The phenomenal story of Raketa Big Zero ·

Originally designed for people with poor eyesight, having thick hands, markers and a very legible contrasting dial.

commented on Calling all Raketa experts ·

As @Aurelian mentioned, its more plausible that its a repainted dial, since Raketa havent made a small seconds watch since the 60's

commented on Calling all Raketa experts ·

Sounds like a reasonable explanation for this thing. Curiously searching for "raketa small seconds" produces another result for a watch with a similar dial. Makes me wonder how this one couldve come to be.

commented on Watches in Videogames ·

Not very directly, but S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Anomaly has a Raketa watch as an item. It doesn't have a model but if you have it equipped and hit a button you have an instant time readout. It's actually the reason i became interested in the brand

commented on Strap Swap ·

I also swapped the calfskin on my Tortoise for a black canvas one. A much better fit in my opinion. And also the sweat off my wrist doesnt destroy the strap as much

commented on ◇ NAMES ◇ ·

Anything that has "Master'' in the name is incredibly cool to me

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"He who has the watch "Montana" looks a lot like Celentano"

This saying could have only made sense in the late Soviet Union, combining two popular foreign things - the Italian singer Adriano Celentano and "Mont...
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