Juri Levenberg's German site (and defunct blog) has scans of the caliber 3105 modifications.
Some of which have apparently never seen the light of day.
Well, at least I have never seen them used in any watch. But others did make it, albeit for a short time.
Some of which have apparently never seen the light of day.
Well, at least I have never seen them used in any watch. But others did make it, albeit for a short time.
A base 3105 caliber -- as is known it is the cal. 3133 less the stopwatch and minute counter apparatus.
3105.01 has a moonphase and a moon calendar complication.
Only the date window is at three o'clock in real life.
I am fortunate to have this movement in my Zaria Moonphase 3105.01. It qualifies as a rarity as only two to three thousand were ever made. The movement can also be found in some Volmax watches, in particular certain Buran models.
And now, the caliber 3105.02 - the complication here is a 24-hour scale.
3105.03 with a day/night indicator (and a 24-hour scale?). Seen in some Volmax watches, such as Aviator.
3105.04 -- open heart. Never seen.
This is more or less in the past now.
