pulga69
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Un compañero de TZ-UK me ha dado la siguiente información acerca de mis relojes Rusos comprados en el mercadillo este domingo...
Básicamente me explica que mi compra de 4.50€ es un reloj con un calibre de estupenda calidad y muy plano (menos de 3mm) producido posiblemente en 1975 (un año antes o después)
y bastante apreciado por coleccionistas de relojes rusos.
también explica que Sekonda era la marca usada por Poljot para sus exportaciones y todavía bastante popular en UK.
"The 23 Jewel De Luxe will have a Poljot 2209 movement - quite impressive and less than 3mm thick. Production ran from 1961 to 1975 at the 'First Russian Watch Factory' in Moscow before moving to 'Minsk Russian Watch Factory' (where watches were branded 'Luch') in 1975. Sekonda was the brand used by Poljot for Western exports. You can also find Russian domestic models branded 'Luch' (in Russian) and export models branded 'Poljot'. Yours will either be a post-75 watch built at Minsk or a pre-75 watch built at Moscow with Minsk-supplied parts. Agreeing with the above post, they are highly regarded amongst Russian watch enthusiasts.
The second one is less collectible, but still a nice watch in great condition. It probably dates from the 70s or 80s. I doubt the case is solid gold, BTW. It will probably have a 26xx series movement."
Un abrazo, Mario
Básicamente me explica que mi compra de 4.50€ es un reloj con un calibre de estupenda calidad y muy plano (menos de 3mm) producido posiblemente en 1975 (un año antes o después)
y bastante apreciado por coleccionistas de relojes rusos.
también explica que Sekonda era la marca usada por Poljot para sus exportaciones y todavía bastante popular en UK.
"The 23 Jewel De Luxe will have a Poljot 2209 movement - quite impressive and less than 3mm thick. Production ran from 1961 to 1975 at the 'First Russian Watch Factory' in Moscow before moving to 'Minsk Russian Watch Factory' (where watches were branded 'Luch') in 1975. Sekonda was the brand used by Poljot for Western exports. You can also find Russian domestic models branded 'Luch' (in Russian) and export models branded 'Poljot'. Yours will either be a post-75 watch built at Minsk or a pre-75 watch built at Moscow with Minsk-supplied parts. Agreeing with the above post, they are highly regarded amongst Russian watch enthusiasts.
The second one is less collectible, but still a nice watch in great condition. It probably dates from the 70s or 80s. I doubt the case is solid gold, BTW. It will probably have a 26xx series movement."
Un abrazo, Mario
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