August 15, 2026
• Country of manufacture: USSR. The watch is sold exactly as pictured.
August 15, 2026
Watch is just like New, All working. We thoroughly test each watch before dispatch to ensure quality.
August 15, 2026
History and Style: Up for sale is a classic example of Soviet watchmaking — an export version of theZaria watch produced at the Penza Watch Factory (USSR) in the late 1970s. Jewels: 22 ruby jewels (high accuracy for this class).
August 15, 2026
Case : Near Mint. Band : Near Mint. Windshield : Near Mint. By weight and shape of each product, I use 13 kind of cushioning materials and pursue safety and weight reduction. Weekends are not available because office is closed.
August 15, 2026
The watch is in working order but has not been recently serviced. Lug-to-Lug: approx. 41 mm (the total length from the top tip of the lugs to the bottom tip).
August 15, 2026
Screwback back cover with dedication for 10 years' work from 1986. You will get exactly what you see. All is original, not from Internet.
August 15, 2026
Up for sale is a beautiful, fully operational mid-century time capsule: a 1950s Kingston manual-wind mechanical men's watch. This stunning timepiece features a Swiss-made 17-jewel movement equipped with an Incabloc shock-absorption system.The dial is highly collectible, showcasing a striking cream face surrounded by a textured honeycomb-pattern perimeter, gold-toned arrow markers, and a vibrant red arrow seconds hand. The watch comes paired with a vintage stainless steel stretch expansion band.Most importantly, this watch includes its incredibly rare, original white presentation case with a vibrant blue velvet lining and gold trim detailing. The watch is fully working and winding smoothly. It is a perfect addition for any vintage Swiss watch collector or mid-century style enthusiast!
August 15, 2026
Dial colour: Black. Dial shape: Round. Case has minor wear consistent with age.
August 15, 2026
39mm bead‑blasted stainless steel case. This is our tribute to the legendary field watches. These watches introduced techniques known as “Backsetting” and “Back-threading.”. Military Field watch. Hard Stop: A characteristic of these watches is a firm winding stop - often summarized by the old watchmaker’s phrase, “Don’t wind to the wall.”.
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