Vremia watches (BPEMR, BPEMA) were born from an Italian idea in the 90s to use Russian movements (Poljot) to produce quality watches assembled in Switzerland (see the inscription on the back CH). The style was essential as in the imaginary it was supposed to be the Soviet one. The Soviet Union was also referred to by the CCCP inscription on the dial. Poljot movement 3133: Based on the Valjoux 7734 that the soviets had designed after the machinery they purchased from the Swiss in 1974, the soviet 3133 caliber keeps time more accurately and is sturdier compared to its predecessor. This is due to a more intense lever movement, operating at 21600 bph vs 18000 bph and to the higher number of jewels 23 vs 17. The timing machine says that the movement is in a FULLY WORKING CONDITION. It needs NO service (see photo). - Age: about 30 years. -Completely original. - Conditions: hands and dial perfect, case and glass with slight signs of time, see photos. - Diameter: 40 mm without crowns. - New strap. Length, including watch: 25 cm. - Shipping method: registered shipping.