Pobeda 2602 USSR Wristwatch 1950s Men's Mechanical 15 Jewels

Description Pobeda 2602 USSR Wristwatch 1950s Men's Mechanical 15 Jewels

Pobeda 2602 from the Second Moscow Watch Factory, made in the 1950s and dated 1955, is a compact Soviet mechanical wristwatch with the kind of dial character collectors look for in early post-war USSR pieces. The copper dial, Arabic numerals and blued hands give it a warm, period-correct presence without feeling overdone.

The watch is powered by the manual-wind caliber 2602, a 15-jewel movement with small seconds, 18,000 beat rate, 42° lift angle and Geneva-stripe finishing. It is a straightforward, serviceable Soviet mechanism, well suited to collectors who appreciate honest engineering from the Moscow factories.

• Authentic Pobeda wristwatch from the Second Moscow Watch Factory
• 1950s Soviet-era piece, dated 1955
• Mechanical caliber 2602 with 15 jewels and small seconds
• Copper Arabic dial with blued hour, minute and seconds hands
• 32 mm chrome-plated brass case, 40 mm lug-to-lug, 9.5 mm thick
• 16 mm lug width; sold without strap for easy personal pairing

The round chrome-plated brass case wears neatly on the wrist, with a 32 mm diameter excluding the crown and a 40 mm lug-to-lug length. Its slim 9.5 mm profile and acrylic crystal suit the restrained sizing of the period, making it an easy vintage men's watch to wear with a leather strap of your choice.

Condition: the movement has been serviced on 22.06.2026, including full disassembly, ultrasonic washing, cleaning, lubrication and regulation. The case has scratches and rubbing that add vintage charm. The dial shows patina and age marks. The snap caseback is in good condition, without deep scratches.