Oh woa i didnt know Russian watches will be this funky and colourful! An interesting piece, where did you get that? Any model number/references?
It is a weird thing, there is no reference on the caseback. I bought it online in 2018 around 200 euros. Hand wound 24h caliber, quite accurate (+5,2 spd), without quick date setting mechanism. It is fun.
It is a weird thing, there is no reference on the caseback. I bought it online in 2018 around 200 euros. Hand wound 24h caliber, quite accurate (+5,2 spd), without quick date setting mechanism. It is fun.
I’ve never heard of 2424. On Meranom, it lists a watch with the 2424 as being a 2431. Does yours feel like a manual-wind movement or can you wind forever like an automatic one? I’m curious about whether or not it’s just a 2431 with the rotor or the whole self-winding mechanism removed.
I’ve never heard of 2424. On Meranom, it lists a watch with the 2424 as being a 2431. Does yours feel like a manual-wind movement or can you wind forever like an automatic one? I’m curious about whether or not it’s just a 2431 with the rotor or the whole self-winding mechanism removed.
Maybe I’ll get a 280193 to see for myself.
Very neat watch with that lume
It winds like a manual one, you feel when it is fully wound and you cannot go further, unlike an automatic one.
It winds like a manual one, you feel when it is fully wound and you cannot go further, unlike an automatic one.
Very interesting. Now I think I’m going to get one with a 2424. I love winding my watches and having one with a comparatively low PR jives with that well. Thank you for the incidental discovery
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Oh woa i didnt know Russian watches will be this funky and colourful! An interesting piece, where did you get that? Any model number/references?
Very cool and unique.
What a piece of art.. 😘
Oh woa i didnt know Russian watches will be this funky and colourful! An interesting piece, where did you get that? Any model number/references?
It is a weird thing, there is no reference on the caseback. I bought it online in 2018 around 200 euros. Hand wound 24h caliber, quite accurate (+5,2 spd), without quick date setting mechanism. It is fun.
https://www.russian-submarine.com/polar24h/tproduct/105534917-309116849703-polar-watch-calendar-luminous-45mm-genui
It is a weird thing, there is no reference on the caseback. I bought it online in 2018 around 200 euros. Hand wound 24h caliber, quite accurate (+5,2 spd), without quick date setting mechanism. It is fun.
https://www.russian-submarine.com/polar24h/tproduct/105534917-309116849703-polar-watch-calendar-luminous-45mm-genui
Woah thankyou for the infos on that watch, mate!
Just “Polar”.
I’ve never heard of 2424. On Meranom, it lists a watch with the 2424 as being a 2431. Does yours feel like a manual-wind movement or can you wind forever like an automatic one? I’m curious about whether or not it’s just a 2431 with the rotor or the whole self-winding mechanism removed.
Maybe I’ll get a 280193 to see for myself.
Very neat watch with that lume
Just “Polar”.
I’ve never heard of 2424. On Meranom, it lists a watch with the 2424 as being a 2431. Does yours feel like a manual-wind movement or can you wind forever like an automatic one? I’m curious about whether or not it’s just a 2431 with the rotor or the whole self-winding mechanism removed.
Maybe I’ll get a 280193 to see for myself.
Very neat watch with that lume
It winds like a manual one, you feel when it is fully wound and you cannot go further, unlike an automatic one.
It winds like a manual one, you feel when it is fully wound and you cannot go further, unlike an automatic one.
Very interesting. Now I think I’m going to get one with a 2424. I love winding my watches and having one with a comparatively low PR jives with that well. Thank you for the incidental discovery