Poljot International - Classic Chronograph - No reserve price - "Moscow-Rome 1992". - Unisex - 1992

Poljot Chronograph watch "Moscow-Rome 1992".

Movement: Russian manual-wind mechanical Caliber Poljot 3133 (derived from the Swiss Valjoux 7734).
Dial: Off-white/cream dial with black Roman numerals, external tachymeter scale, date at 6 o'clock, and the crossed flags of Russia and Italy.
Bezel and Case: Gold-plated case with the commemorative inscription "MOSCOW - 1992 - ROME" engraved on the bezel.
Production: Made in the early 1990s to celebrate the historic agreements between Russia and Italy.
The Poljot chronograph "Moscow-Rome 1992" is a mechanical watch born in the early 1990s to celebrate the diplomatic and historical relations between Russia and Italy. It holds strong collector interest related to the post-Soviet “transitional phase,” with limited edition number 00750 of 25,000.
Here is the technical data sheet and the detailed aesthetic features of this model:
Movement Features:
Caliber: Poljot 3133 manual-wind mechanical.
Origin and History: This movement is directly derived from the famous Swiss caliber Valjoux 7734, whose machinery and patents were purchased by the Soviet Union in the 1970s to equip military watches of the air forces (the famous Okean and Sturmanskie).
Technical Specifications: 23 jewels, about 42 hours power reserve (when chronograph is not active), and a frequency of 21,600 A/h.
Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds (left dial), 30-minute chronograph counter (right dial), central chronograph seconds hand, and date at 6 o'clock.
Aesthetics and Dial
Dial: Off-white/ivory with a classic matte finish. Features black printed Roman numerals.
Celebratory Elements: In the center stand out the crossed flags of Russia and Italy (in the first 1992 version, the flag of the post-Soviet Russian Federation was present). Under the flags appears the inscription "MOSCOW - ROME" and the iconic red Poljot star at 12 o’clock.
Scale: Tachymeter scale for calculating average speed around the outer edge of the dial.
Hands: Leaf-shaped hour and minute hands, typically blued or black to ensure high contrast, paired with a highly visible red chronograph hand.
Case and Dimensions:
Material: Yellow-gold plated brass case with a polished finish. The case back is stainless steel snap-on, engraved with the limited edition serial number.
Bezel: Fixed and domed, characterized by the black enamel inscription of the commemorative "MOSCOW - 1992 - ROME" interspersed with small stars.
Diameter: Approximately 38 mm (excluding crown), a classic size suitable for almost all wrists.
Crystal: Domed acrylic crystal (esalite), typical of Russian watches of the period, giving a distinctly vintage look.
The chronograph functions perfectly and is very well kept.
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