Poljot 2614.2H USSR Men's Wristwatch 1970s 17 Jewels Gold-Plated

This Poljot 2614.2H men's wristwatch comes from the First Moscow Watch Factory and dates to the 1970s, around 1977. It is a serviced mechanical Soviet watch with a warm copper dial, a gold-plated cushion case, and the practical date function collectors like in this caliber.

The Look

The copper dial gives this Poljot real period character: warm, metallic, and nicely matched to the gold-tone case and hands. Slim baton hour markers keep the layout clean, while the dial is signed Poljot, 17 jewels, and Made in USSR in English. Gold hands with white inserts add contrast, joined by a white central seconds hand that gives the dial a crisp visual lift. The acrylic crystal suits the era and keeps the watch feeling properly vintage on the wrist.

Inside the Case

Power comes from the Poljot 2614.2H, a hand-wound mechanical movement from the Soviet watchmaking tradition, with date and central seconds for everyday usability.

• Caliber: Poljot 2614.2H
• Jewels: 17 jewels
• Beat rate: 21,600 vibrations per hour
• Power reserve: 40 hours
• Functions: Date, central seconds
• Shock protection: Balance shock protection

Case and Specifications

• Case material: Brass
• Coating: Gold-plated
• Case shape: Cushion
• Caseback: Screw-down
• Crystal: Acrylic
• Diameter: 35 mm without crown
• Lug-to-lug: 43 mm
• Thickness: 11 mm
• Lug width: 18 mm
• Net weight: 70 g
• Reference: 1553xxx

The Strap

The watch is fitted with a new replacement faux-leather strap with a buckle clasp. It is ready to wear while keeping the focus on the original watch head and its period-correct Soviet design.

Condition and Service

The case is in very good condition, with no large scratches noted. The copper dial is in good condition with no damage, and the watch remains all original apart from the replacement strap.

The screw-down caseback is in good condition and carries a presentation engraving to Pomortsev I.V. from colleagues, dated 1977. The movement has been serviced on October 9, 2026, with full disassembly, cleaning, washing, assembly, lubrication, and regulation completed.

Why This One Is Interesting

This is a well-balanced collector's Poljot: a serviced 17-jewel 2614.2H, a copper dial with English Made in USSR signing, and a compact gold-plated cushion case that wears easily at 35 mm. The dated presentation engraving adds a personal Soviet-era detail without taking away from the clean dial-side appearance.

What's Included

• Poljot wristwatch
• New replacement faux-leather strap