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Tried this on in a local shop today.Never had a Russian watch.Didnt buy it as not sure if £280 was good or not.
Any Russian watch fans offer any opinions on this watch.
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If all the functions work as they should that price sounds about right Paul. Was there any movement on the price.
I could do with a ruski in my collection, especially one with the 24hr dial.
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I have one in my collection and it is lovely. Not so lovely is the non quick-set date. If you are like me, you’ll give up setting the date if it’s anything more than a couple of days out and pick up something else.
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That looks rather nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by bparker170
What are these like to service? Parts must be tricky to get?
I did wonder that too and googled it.Can be a problem some say & yet others have said no problem!.Quote:
Originally Posted by ryanb741
Julian Poljot24de offers watch service for Russian watches
Decent price OP for the watch how old is it, does it have any service history etc?
Watch has now sold......no other info known.Quote:
Originally Posted by robert75
The Poljot 3133 movement is largely the same as the Valjoux 7733. Russian watch company Poljot bought the 7733 design and manufacturing equipment from Valjoux in the mid-1970s. V focused its efforts on its new 7750 auto/chrono.
Most 3133/7733/7734 parts should be interchangeable.