Luch and Pobeda
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Trev
Slightly eccentric, wicked sense of humour. Self confessed watch cheapskate, who tinkers with watches. Love motorbikes, to date, I've ridden about 250,000 miles, 113,000 of which are on my BMW 1150GS....
Hampshire, England, UK
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7.50” / 19.05 cm
Knowing that at least one of these is not only totally not water resistant, but also has no shock resistance, I find the choice of strap to be unusual.
I like the one with the sub seconds. Unique case shape.
Knowing that at least one of these is not only totally not water resistant, but also has no shock resistance, I find the choice of strap to be unusual.
I am eccentric. 😜 The Luch does have a gasket, but is only a press fit caseback. At their ages, I take them off when washing my hands.
Knowing that at least one of these is not only totally not water resistant, but also has no shock resistance, I find the choice of strap to be unusual.
I think that they have the Poljot shock resistance, which is not nothing, but not much.
I think that they have the Poljot shock resistance, which is not nothing, but not much.
My understanding is that the Pobeda movement, 2612 or something, was basically from a 1910's French design. I know nothing about the Luch.
My understanding is that the Pobeda movement, 2612 or something, was basically from a 1910's French design. I know nothing about the Luch.
I think that after about 1950 they all had some sort of shock protection.