1980s Poljot (translates to “Flight”) alarm watch with a 2612.1 manual wind movement
Just arrived from Ukraine a few days ago. Export model with Latin dial. 10 AU gold plated brass case. It’s in pretty good shape for its age; it has on...
Please show your Ampfibia and Komandirskie watches! Btw. the one I'm wearing is a 090679M and no, it's not modded 🍻 But the bracelet is, build from p...
I've recently bought a very old Poljot watch in antique for no very high price. Watch is mechnical but I bought it because I love the style. The probl...
During the cold war, the USSR and USA competed fiercely in the Space Race to get to the Moon. This competition resulted in historic events achieved on...
The Secret Behind MESTIS: A Brand That Shrouds Itself in Mystery
MESTIS was a watch brand from the late seventies that used Poljot 2414 movements from the Soviet Union, but had different cases and dials. The word me...
My Latest Discovery: Unveiling the Poljot TV - A Timepiece with a Colorful Twist!
Gooday Crunchers, watch enthusiasts and time aficionados, gather around because I've got a horological tale that'll tickle your fancy and leave your w...