Lot: Pocket Watch- dedicated to WW 2. USSR. ** Mechanical pocket watch Molniya - produced by Chelyabinsk Watch Factory, Russia. ●The watch is in Brand New Condition (Old stock). With a passport and an original factory box. ● On the front cover is depicted a sculpture installed in the city of Stalingrad (now Volgograd) by the sculptor Vutitich "The Motherland Calls". ● Inscription: Victory in the name of Peace 1945-1995. *** The Molniya 3602 caliber is a popular Soviet watch movement for pocket watches, developed at the Chelyabinsk Watch Factory. Initially, it was a copy of the Swiss {nav:Cortebert 616} movement and was produced with 15 jewels, but was later modified to have 18 jewels, becoming a legendary shock-resistant movement. This movement is characterized by 18,000 vibrations per hour and a power reserve of about 41 hours. **** ● Mechanism on 15 ruby ​​stones. ● Mechanical. ● Case-Stainless steel ● Hand assembly. ● Limited edition. ● Original. ● Collectible. ● Very rare. ● Caliber 3602 is a USSR copy of Swiss Omega. ● NOS Condition. ("NOS" condition usually means "Not Otherwise Specified" Old stock Brand New). This memorial, entitled “The Motherland Calls!”, is one of the most iconic statues in the whole of Russia. It was the creation of Soviet sculptor Yevgeny Vuchetich, who spent years designing and building it. It contains around 2,500 metric tonnes of metal, and 5,500 tonnes of concrete. The sword alone weighs 14 tonnes. So huge was this statue that Vuchetich was obliged to collaborate with a structural engineer, Nikolai Nikitin to ensure that it did not collapse under its own weight. Holes had to be drilled into the sword to reduce the threat of the wind catching it and swaying the whole structure. See photos, they are part of the lot description. ***