All in original parts except no bracelet.
This pocket watch was purchased from Hungary.
The condition is near mint. Please see the pics and judge yourself.
Asking Price: IDR sold, thx to mr. nikolay.....
Call/SMS : +6221-70311998
Specs:
Molnija, made in Soviet Union(SU?)/Russia?
Accrylic crystal, unpolished near smooth... no cracks
The case unpolished and with little dings-dangs here-there
Silver blue gradation dial with roman number
Movement manual wound, cal. 3602 , 18 jewels
All hands, crown, and machine all in original parts with sub second on the 9 o'clock.
Dia. 50mm and 60mm(w/crown), circa 70-80s, maybe??
Power reserve: +/- ?? haven't counted will inform and keeping the good time
The Bad:
dings n dangs on the case and no original bracelet
Specs:
Molnija, made in Soviet Union(SU?)/Russia?
Accrylic crystal, unpolished near smooth... no cracks
The case unpolished and with little dings-dangs here-there
Silver blue gradation dial with roman number
Movement manual wound, cal. 3602 , 18 jewels
All hands, crown, and machine all in original parts with sub second on the 9 o'clock.
Dia. 50mm and 60mm(w/crown), circa 70-80s, maybe??
Power reserve: +/- ?? haven't counted will inform and keeping the good time
The Bad:
dings n dangs on the case and no original bracelet
I think this is the simplest design i have seen.
ReplyDeletezodiac watches
Hey it’s me the one who bought this watch. We met infront of BCA ATM back then lol. The watch still working to this day. Although it has been repaired for it’s spring mechanism. It kinda feel nostalgic for me seeing this ads. Glad to see you’re still selling watches now. Sukses terus om!
ReplyDeleteI happen to have the exact same watch, with the chain, in a small box along with a folded paper containing russian writing. the watch also has an inscription: 11-29-79 Tempus Fugit D.C.R.
ReplyDeleteI don't know anything about it so any info would be appreciated.
Since my last comment i've used a translating app and as it turns out the folded paper with the watch is actually the original warranty certificate. It lists so much information about the watch mechanics and factory of origin, and detailed instructions in case service is needed. Very interesting, do you have an idea of it's value today?
ReplyDelete