Poljot International - Classics - No reserve price - MOSCOW n° 043146. San Giorgio che uccide il Drago. - Unisex - 1990-1999

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Poljot wristwatch with manual-wind movement (Poljot 3105) and 17 jewels, 38 mm stainless steel case, white/silver dial with a 24-hour scale, a date window at 6 o'clock, and a Moscow bezel inscription, Made in USSR, in very good condition.

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Vintage Soviet Poljot (Полет) wristwatch with the inscription "МОСКВА" (Moscow) engraved on the bezel.
• Movement: Manual-wind mechanical movement with 17 jewels (17 камней), probably based on the Poljot 3105 caliber.
• Dial: White/silver dial with 24-hour numerals, a subsidiary seconds/minute counter to the left and the image of Saint George slaying the dragon (or similar emblem) to the right.
• Functions: Date display at 6 o'clock and 24-hour indication.
• Movement: Manual-wind mechanical.
• Caliber: Poljot 3105 (derived from the famous Soviet chronograph caliber Poljot 3133, but sans chronograph function).
• Jewels: 17 jewels (indicated on the dial by the inscription "17 КАМНЕЙ").
• Frequency: 21,600 beats per hour.
• Power reserve: Approximately 40–42 hours on a full wind.

Dial and Functions:
• 24-hour scale: The outer perimeter has numerical indices for reading the 24-hour format (with numbers such as 13, 14, 16, 17, 19, 20, 23, 24).
• Subsidiary seconds: At 9 o’clock there is a small subdial for continuous seconds.
• Date window: Date window located at 6 o’clock.
• Heraldic emblem: At 3 o’clock there is a golden medallion depicting Saint George the Victorious slaying the dragon, the historic emblem of the city of Moscow.
• Historical markings: Under 12 o’clock is the Cyrillic inscription ПОЛЕТ (Poljot) and at 6 o’clock the signature СДЕЛАНО В СССР (Made in USSR), indicating production in the Soviet era or immediately after (late ’80s / early ’90s).

Case and Exterior Details:
• Bezel: Distinctive fixed, chromed bezel with the black enamel inscription ПОЛЕТ - МОСКВА (Poljot - Moscow) occupying the left section.
• Case material: Stainless steel or chromed brass.
• Crystal: Domed acrylic (plexiglass) crystal, typical of Russian watchmaking of the era.
• Diameter: About 38–40 mm (excluding the crown).

Free shipping with Registered or Insured mail, and the contents protected with cardboard to ensure protection and privacy. I do not ship to the United Kingdom or the United States of America.

Seller's Story

I have been a stamp collector for over 50 years. And now I am selling part of my collections from the Italian Area, Europe, and World. All stamps for sale are guaranteed authentic, many with a Certificate of Guarantee. Always available to answer any questions. I do not ship to the United States or the United Kingdom.
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Vintage Soviet Poljot (Полет) wristwatch with the inscription "МОСКВА" (Moscow) engraved on the bezel.
• Movement: Manual-wind mechanical movement with 17 jewels (17 камней), probably based on the Poljot 3105 caliber.
• Dial: White/silver dial with 24-hour numerals, a subsidiary seconds/minute counter to the left and the image of Saint George slaying the dragon (or similar emblem) to the right.
• Functions: Date display at 6 o'clock and 24-hour indication.
• Movement: Manual-wind mechanical.
• Caliber: Poljot 3105 (derived from the famous Soviet chronograph caliber Poljot 3133, but sans chronograph function).
• Jewels: 17 jewels (indicated on the dial by the inscription "17 КАМНЕЙ").
• Frequency: 21,600 beats per hour.
• Power reserve: Approximately 40–42 hours on a full wind.

Dial and Functions:
• 24-hour scale: The outer perimeter has numerical indices for reading the 24-hour format (with numbers such as 13, 14, 16, 17, 19, 20, 23, 24).
• Subsidiary seconds: At 9 o’clock there is a small subdial for continuous seconds.
• Date window: Date window located at 6 o’clock.
• Heraldic emblem: At 3 o’clock there is a golden medallion depicting Saint George the Victorious slaying the dragon, the historic emblem of the city of Moscow.
• Historical markings: Under 12 o’clock is the Cyrillic inscription ПОЛЕТ (Poljot) and at 6 o’clock the signature СДЕЛАНО В СССР (Made in USSR), indicating production in the Soviet era or immediately after (late ’80s / early ’90s).

Case and Exterior Details:
• Bezel: Distinctive fixed, chromed bezel with the black enamel inscription ПОЛЕТ - МОСКВА (Poljot - Moscow) occupying the left section.
• Case material: Stainless steel or chromed brass.
• Crystal: Domed acrylic (plexiglass) crystal, typical of Russian watchmaking of the era.
• Diameter: About 38–40 mm (excluding the crown).

Free shipping with Registered or Insured mail, and the contents protected with cardboard to ensure protection and privacy. I do not ship to the United Kingdom or the United States of America.

Seller's Story

I have been a stamp collector for over 50 years. And now I am selling part of my collections from the Italian Area, Europe, and World. All stamps for sale are guaranteed authentic, many with a Certificate of Guarantee. Always available to answer any questions. I do not ship to the United States or the United Kingdom.
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Details

Brand
Poljot International
Gender
Unisex
Model
Classics
Reference number
MOSCOW n° 043146. San Giorgio che uccide il Drago.
Band material
Steel
Shipped insured
Yes
Period
1990-1999
Repainted dial
No
Movement
Manual winding
Case material
Steel
Original box included
No
Original papers included
No
Case diameter
38 mm
Original warranty included
No
Condition
Very good - minor signs of wear
ItalyVerified
1774
Objects sold
100%
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