Tuesday, 29 May 2012

First Collection



K26 Pobeda (Victory) - my first collection :)


June 1930
  • First State Watch Factory or the 1st SWF - in cryllic (1ый ГЧЗ)
  • Later it was called the First Moscow Watch Factory or the 1st MWF - cryllic (1ый МЧЗ)
Some of the Poljot watches produced today, are still sold under the 1st MWF mark.




Year 1946


K26 Pobeda(Victory) watch was produced, Josef Stalin approved the name, design and specification


Please look at picture, I bought this watch and loving it everyday. Working well, with accurate time.
  • Dated back to 3rd quater of 1949
  • Age of this watch 63 years old









Someone asked me, why is your title Soviet-Russian Timepieces?  Hahahahaha.....good question... :)


Soviet - watches that were soviet-built.  Before the end of USSR in 1991


Russian - watches that were of Post-Soviet Russia






Year 1935
  
Mr. M. Kalinin awarded the name of Sergey Mironovich Kirov to the 1st SWF.


1st SWF produced the "1st type" pocket and wristwatches - Aviator and Buran watches.


Please see photos... this two watches are in waiting list.... hehe ;-) got to build-up my finances



1st MWF Kirova watch

Buran watch






Year 1956,   RODINA wristwatch, Soviet 1st Automatic Movement


Rodina (Fatherland) - on the watch, written in cyrillic
  • first automatic watch brand by 1st MWF (1st Moscow Watch Factory)
  • 24mm caliber
  • 22 Jewels - on watch, the word jewels is written in cyrillic
  • Case size - 34mm
I bought this beautiful timepiece from a wonderful ebay ukraine seller. Oh, yes...important information, it was advised to buy vintage watches from ukraine sellers :), if you need any recommendation, please let me know.

Please view photos


the maroon watch strap was changed 'coz the originals were dirty and smelly... hee :) was very glad could get back the same coloured strap, it matches very well with the watch

КАМНЯ means Jewels in cyrillic


1МЧЗ им Кирова means 1st Moscow Watch Factory in cyrillic
Сделано в СССР means Made in USSR


АВТОПОДЗАВОД means Automatic Winding - it is not very clear on the picture I took

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