well I have a couple of pojots but would love to see more so here's a couple of mine let's see yours
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well I have a couple of pojots but would love to see more so here's a couple of mine let's see yours
one night I dreamed I was locked in my fathers watch, with Ptolemy and twenty one ruby stars mounted on spheres and the primum mobile coiled and gleaming to the end of space and the notched spheres eating each other's rinds to the last tooth of time and the case closed - John Ciardi ...
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Here's my 2 , first a 2209G Poljot Stumanskie with a 3133 movement .This is a grey dial model and is available in a white as well . Early models have USSR on the dial late (like this) have Russia it measures 39mm dia and a hefty 14mm thick but at least 4-5 mm of that is the Plexiglas crystal , lugs are 19mm .DW.
Here is one that i recently acquired while looking for a birth year watch . It was advertised as a 1960 but from what i can work out it would not have Poljot on the dial ? It has the 2409 movement and an all stainless steel case . With its unknown service history it keeps amazing time within 12 secs a day. It cam with an expandable bracelet for some one with 3" wristsso i'm in the middle of making my own
. DW.
about time I update this one. so here's this one for now sure I have pick up a couple more so will have a look see at some point
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My solitary Poljot. Thanks to a classy member from "that" other watch forum, I received this watch last October. Small (34 mm) and thin, I think from the early '70s. I really enjoy wearing it. Vintage, and Poljot, is a great combo.
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