Raketa 24hr

[Kevinw]

Just bought this



Wanted one for years but don't know much about em.

I do know it's more or less a radio operator

If anyone can help, please enlighten me on the models history.

Thanks!

[is that my watch]

good looking watch got any pics of the movement ? good find

[Kevinw]

Cheers

[is that my watch]

Here are the technical data:


Manufacturer: Raketa
Caliber: 2623.H
Number of jewels: 19
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Functions of the clock:
- 24-hour display, minutes, seconds
Housing: chromed brass, domed acrylic glass


Dimensions:
Width (without crown): 39mm
Length (from horn to horn): 43 mm
Height: 11 mm
Lug Width: 18 mm

[is that my watch]

I'm fairly new to the Russian watches but the paketa 2623 h is the right movement for the watch so that's good looks like it's n.o.s stock

[is that my watch]

long name for it as well ....Raketa Antarctic Submariner 24h Ussr Soviet Russian Military Watch..... so what's the nick name going to be there's a few

I like ras 24 personally

[Kevinw]

RAS 24 works for me.

Anyone else got 24 hour watches?

[is that my watch]

not really I got one's that show 24hrs and 12 hrs but the thing is with a proper 24 hrs one.. the hour hands only goes round the dial once compared to a 12 hrs watch where it twice.. if that makes sense but there is four I got my eyes on and when they fall with in my price bracket I will be having them away lol

[KennethRSloan]

Here's one "in the mail" to me. 2623-H movement. 24h dial. Cities of the world (and all other markings), in Cyrillic - there are close cousins marked "Made in USSR".

Is it ironic that it ships with a NATO strap?

Seems to be outgoing from Russian customs as I type. I should have it in my hands in a week, or three.

I found this one while looking at Antarctica commemorative versions - which were also listed as 2623-H movements, but with no added bezel and with only one crown. I'm curious - is the second crown completely independent of the watch movement - and contols only the bezel? That makes some sense to me - but I will remain curious until I actually have it in hand.

While I was initially attracted to the commemorative Antarctica dial, I ultimately decided that those watches were souvenirs, and this one was more functional. What do you think?

[is that my watch]

Here's one "in the mail" to me. 2623-H movement. 24h dial. Cities of the world (and all other markings), in Cyrillic - there are close cousins marked "Made in USSR".

Is it ironic that it ships with a NATO strap?

Seems to be outgoing from Russian customs as I type. I should have it in my hands in a week, or three.

I found this one while looking at Antarctica commemorative versions - which were also listed as 2623-H movements, but with no added bezel and with only one crown. I'm curious - is the second crown completely independent of the watch movement - and contols only the bezel? That makes some sense to me - but I will remain curious until I actually have it in hand.

While I was initially attracted to the commemorative Antarctica dial, I ultimately decided that those watches were souvenirs, and this one was more functional. What do you think?

total agree your's is a world time type one which.. is what it is suppose to do all business it is one of the four I have my eye on the artics are very nice but are more there to look pretty there is nothing wrong in that I will have to put up a few pics when I get round to it of the four I am looking at there two all business and two all pretty lol . but I find I can read them better then I can the jump hours haha

very nice catch

I could be mistaken but I would have thought the second crown just works the internal bezel with the world city's on it