Quality Russian brands?

[rodia77]

I really like it, I'd say the most of the hundreds of Russians I've browsed so far -- and a 24h would add variety to my 'collection'. That said, I'm still thinking because I know it would be a gimmick watch -- I don't see myself ever getting used to reading a 24h dial. (May it's a good thing if you have to stop and look a good few seconds before you read the time? Makes you admire and appreciate your timepiece, no? )

[Strela167]

One of my own rules is will it get worn.
If a no, no.... got a few that got througth that though
At the end of the day comes down to .... no idea, but , leave too long and they'le sell out so you'le never know ...

[OhDark30]

I don't see myself ever getting used to reading a 24h dial. (May it's a good thing if you have to stop and look a good few seconds before you read the time? Makes you admire and appreciate your timepiece, no? )

It took me a while, but I ended up saying

‘It’s 3 minutes past something..’ (easy cos minute hand works as ‘normal’)

Then looking closer ‘.. 9am’

Course the gold for day, black for night helped too :-)

[Strela167]

Why not just go for it , the Amfibs and new Koms are pretty cool

[rodia77]

I keep eyeballing this Sturmanskie Traveller, they go for ~€300 in different places.
I found a few real-life pics, it looks like the numerals and hour indexes are embossed rather than applied, which I find cheap and interesting at the same time, not an issue.
Mineral crystal, non-hacking seconds.
Has anyone here handled modern Sturmanskies and could tell something about their overall build quality and reliability? The movement is Vostok 2431.