In French on the Sturmanskie Strela Alarm based on the Poljot 2612 mechanical alarm movement.
Offered by Volmax, I understand
Sturmanskie Strela Alarm : une « alarme mécanique » entrée de gamme
Photo from article
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Showing posts with label Sturmanskie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sturmanskie. Show all posts
Saturday, July 5, 2014
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Koutouzoff's soviet watches: Fab 5 chrono Shturmanskie
Koutouzoff's soviet watches: Fab 5 chrono Shturmanskie: Rare birds back from the watch maker: Super rare and early Shturmanskie with 1st batch 3133 caliber, just restored and fit with a m...
Tuesday, May 6, 2014
Russian Watches in Pictures
Some Soviet and Russian watches in nice pictures.
Zaria
Vostok Amphibia "Ministry" or "barrel" case
Raketa Automatic
Gagarin's Sturmanskie watch -- first watch in space!
Raketa Kopernik - Copernicus
Luch Quartz
Raketa Quartz Medical - Pulsometer
Raketa for the blind
Raketa Perpetual Calendar (perpetual is 20 years)
Pobeda ZiM Troika
Zaria 3105.01 Moonphase -- a newer Russian watch (but already out of production)
Zaria
Vostok Amphibia "Ministry" or "barrel" case
Raketa Automatic
Gagarin's Sturmanskie watch -- first watch in space!
Raketa Kopernik - Copernicus
Luch Quartz
Raketa Quartz Medical - Pulsometer
Raketa for the blind
Raketa Perpetual Calendar (perpetual is 20 years)
Pobeda ZiM Troika
Zaria 3105.01 Moonphase -- a newer Russian watch (but already out of production)
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Wednesday, December 4, 2013
Shared: Wie spät ist es, Kosmonaut?
An article in German by Markus Boehm in der Standard.at about the first wristwatch in outer space which happens to be a Russian watch -- Yuri Gagarin's watch.
Link to the article:
Picture of said watch, borrowed from the article.
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Yuri Gagarin
Sunday, November 10, 2013
Russian Watches Mentioned in Online Publications
"Poljot Shturmanskie" gets a mention in Business-Standard.com, in "answers to the last week's quiz", apparently there was a quiz. Goes into a bit of history this one does.
So the quiz question was:
What do you arrive at indeed? Answer (as supplied) after the break.8. Connect the defunct companies: Ansonia Clock Company of Brooklyn, New York, and the Dueber-Hampden Watch Company of Canton, Ohio, with Yuri Gagarin and what do you arrive at?
Friday, October 25, 2013
Volmax Watch Catalogs 2013
Mechanical alarm wristwatches - Poljot 2612 movement, Open Outer Space series.
Mechanical alarm watches -Volmax 2013
Sturmanskie watches, quartz and mechanical, series Sputnik, Arktika, Gagarin, Outer Space Pioneers, Open Outer Space, Ocean (Okeah), Traveler, Mars.
Sturmanskie by Volmax 2013 - a large and picture heavy PDF file, 45 pages.
Mechanical alarm watches -Volmax 2013
Sturmanskie watches, quartz and mechanical, series Sputnik, Arktika, Gagarin, Outer Space Pioneers, Open Outer Space, Ocean (Okeah), Traveler, Mars.
Sturmanskie by Volmax 2013 - a large and picture heavy PDF file, 45 pages.
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