Cheap n cheerful Ruskie watches!!

Cheap n cheerful Ruskie watches!!

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johnbaz

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505 posts

179 months

Tuesday 20th July 2010
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Anyone else have any??












Anyone else??


Johnsmile

elster

17,517 posts

211 months

Tuesday 20th July 2010
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I just have one

£25 for this manual wind.



Actually one of my favourites, not had it long.

I do like the 2 Poljots 2 and 4 on your 1st pic.

I like the sekonda that you seem to have on every strap going, it looks good.

Lovely collection.


Edited by elster on Tuesday 20th July 22:42

johnbaz

Original Poster:

505 posts

179 months

Tuesday 20th July 2010
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elster said:
I just have one

£25 for this manual wind.



Actually one of my favourites, not had it long.

I do like the 2 Poljots 2 and 4 on your 1st pic.

I like the sekonda that you seem to have on every strap going, it looks good.

Lovely collection.


Edited by elster on Tuesday 20th July 22:42
Crikey Elster- that's a really beatiful watch, the blue dial looks a mile deep and those fancy lugs are fantastic- i can see why it's one of your favescoolcool

The Sekondas that are all just about the same were out in the 70's if memory serves, they were about £12 or £14 each- even the gold plated ones (nice quality plating too on them!)


Cheers, Johnsmile

ShadownINja

76,470 posts

283 months

Wednesday 21st July 2010
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johnbaz said:
Got one of these, too.

Also:


(Same movement as the first and third one of yours.)



Edited by ShadownINja on Wednesday 21st July 02:07

tank slapper

7,949 posts

284 months

Wednesday 21st July 2010
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I have one of these:


HereBeMonsters

14,180 posts

183 months

Wednesday 21st July 2010
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I thought Sekonda were British?

elster

17,517 posts

211 months

Wednesday 21st July 2010
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HereBeMonsters said:
I thought Sekonda were British?
They are.

The watches weren't though, just branded as Sekonda.

ShadownINja

76,470 posts

283 months

Wednesday 21st July 2010
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elster said:
HereBeMonsters said:
I thought Sekonda were British?
They are.

The watches weren't though, just branded as Sekonda.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sekonda


Nolar Dog

8,786 posts

196 months

Wednesday 21st July 2010
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I have two Poljots.

This is the one that is currently for sale whistle



The other is one of these:


johnbaz

Original Poster:

505 posts

179 months

Wednesday 21st July 2010
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Nolar Dog said:
I have two Poljots.

This is the one that is currently for sale whistle

I've very nearly been tempted into buying that one over on the watch forum or TZUK (can't remember which oneconfused )

Some real nice eastern bloc postedcool


Johnsmile

Pesty

42,655 posts

257 months

Wednesday 21st July 2010
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one of my cheapest and favourite watches. always gets comments when I wear it.






love the detail on the face of this





Sold this and instantly regreted it.

Nolar Dog

8,786 posts

196 months

Wednesday 21st July 2010
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johnbaz said:
I've very nearly been tempted into buying that one over on the watch forum or TZUK
It was TZ but it's sold now. To a PH'er. biggrin

Small world 'eh.

dxg

8,248 posts

261 months

Wednesday 21st July 2010
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I've got a fantastic Russian watch for use above the arctic circle. 24hour dial.

andy_s

19,413 posts

260 months

Thursday 22nd July 2010
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Really nice Sturmanskie John, if you didn't know already (apologies if I'm egg sucking) here's a good link with the general info on them that may be of interest:

http://www.tz-uk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t...


dxg said:
I've got a fantastic Russian watch for use above the arctic circle. 24hour dial.
Any pics at all? Be interested in seeing that.

Edited by andy_s on Thursday 22 July 11:37

johnbaz

Original Poster:

505 posts

179 months

Thursday 22nd July 2010
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andy_s said:
Really nice Sturmanskie John, if you didn't know already (apologies if I'm egg sucking) here's a good link with the general info on them that may be of interest:

http://www.tz-uk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t...


dxg said:
I've got a fantastic Russian watch for use above the arctic circle. 24hour dial.
Any pics at all? Be interested in seeing that.

Edited by andy_s on Thursday 22 July 11:37
Hello Andy

That's a fantastic post on TZ- Thankls for posting itcool

The stopwatch on my Sturmanskie has been dissabled unfortunately, the reset levers have been removed (i have them somewhere), it was this way when i bought it.
The watch part works perfectly and keeps excellent time..

Cheers, John smile

dxg

8,248 posts

261 months

Thursday 22nd July 2010
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andy_s said:
dxg said:
I've got a fantastic Russian watch for use above the arctic circle. 24hour dial.
Any pics at all? Be interested in seeing that.
Here you go. Note: I never said it was worth anything!


Edited by dxg on Thursday 22 July 20:53

andy_s

19,413 posts

260 months

Thursday 22nd July 2010
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That's nice and different though, I take it the dial inscription is solar related as 24hr polar watches are ( were) used for navigation, have a butchers at a Yema North Pole to see what I mean.
It could just be decorative of course, but nice all the same.

ShadownINja

76,470 posts

283 months

Friday 23rd July 2010
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24 hour watches can still be used for navigation. Point the hour hand at the sun. North is the 24 hour marker. Or was it the other way round? wobble

Engineer1

10,486 posts

210 months

Friday 23rd July 2010
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I went through a phase of buying them, I have 2 broken ones somewhere at my parents and this beauty that I fixed when the weight came loose.
I give you a Vostok Automatic KGB:

2Munkys

1,228 posts

238 months

Friday 23rd July 2010
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Pesty said:
one of my cheapest and favourite watches. always gets comments when I wear it.

That's a Journey isn't it? I have a black one inbound; lovely looking piece. smile