I picked up this 1970s Poljot from a Ukrainian seller a while back. He doesn’t know much about it, specifically, he sells flea market watches. It’s pr...
Update on my last post, this soviet boy is indeed manual
Apparently manual Amfibias were a thing, kinda weird huh? As far as i can see the mechanism looks like the 2414A (my watch has the date inducation as...
Playing with straps. The POBEDA mechanical wristwatch, adorned with the legendary Soviet brand trademark, boasts a simple yet reliable 15-jewel moveme...
Been trying to get this badge for a while. I’m a big fan of Soviet watches and Raketa. Now for Poljot, Shturmanskije, Vario, Baltic, and Forits! #gene...
All this talk about Soviet watches the last couple of days I decided I had to dust off my Chaika Stadium. A nice Soviet pre-conundrum watch. The only...
Legendary Soviet brand trademark POBEDA. Based on a French design, the Pobeda’s simple, 15-jewel movement was cost-effective, reliable, and easy to ma...
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