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 Posted: Mon Jun 14th, 2010 01:06 pm
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So today on the daily thread Skip posts a cool Russian and I say to myself "Self, don't you have that same watch?"

I go to my box of Russians and it is not there, so I pull a couple things out of the safe and there is an old box on the bottom shelf that had these four watches in it...no idea why they were there, but they were.

The first two I think I bought from Oscar a couple years ago, the Pink gold and the Aviator i think came from R2All on one of Craig's sales

Except for the Aviator they all have the same 18J Moljina movement.

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 Posted: Mon Jun 14th, 2010 02:14 pm
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Nice find! (again!subtlelaugh.gif)

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All fantastic!!!  The first watch is tops for me my love.gif

I gotta find that hidden box that you folks keep finding under your beds/closets/safes
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  tenbosch wrote: All fantastic!!!  The first watch is tops for me my love.gif

I gotta find that hidden box that you folks keep finding under your beds/closets/safes
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Some nice looking Russians there, congrats.ThumbsUp02.gif

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Thanks guys, and thanks to Skip, would not have looked for him if he didn't remind me I had it

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you know what I am going to say!! bravo.gif
Really like the first one due to personal taste, although the Aviator at the end is amazing IMO, that will most likely have a 17J Poljot movement 21600 VPH.
Here is a link to Russian movements hope its interesting for you.
http://www.vostok-watches.com/movements-russian-watches.html


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Neo, here's the movement on the Aviator....


Attachment: DSCN1035.JPG (Downloaded 37 times)

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Looks like Molnjia 3603, check the link I posted. Not Poljot by the looks of it, great movement though.
Here is a hand painted 15J Molnija

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Nabco wrote:
Neo, here's the movement on the Aviator....




This movement was inspired by the Cortebert 616 who was used to build the Rolex 618 found in the first Panerai models... I think that the Russians bought the machines to Corteberthomerthinks.gif

Last edited on Mon Jun 14th, 2010 05:35 pm by Hammerfjord

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Yes there are copies and too close to argue models in the Russian movements, a lot in Poljot and maybe the Molnjia movement, Vostok seem to remain as bit unique though.
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Russians watches blew through here a few years ago and we owned many between the members....quite a bit of info is here by using the search engine with lots of pics as most of us have moved on...sponge bob.gif

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