Vintage Poljot Mechanical Alarm Watch USSR 1980s 18 Jewels

Description Vintage Poljot Alarm Watch USSR Mechanical 18 Jewels Soviet Wristwatch 1980s

Vintage Soviet Poljot Alarm Watch – Mechanical USSR Timepiece from the 1980s

Authentic vintage Poljot mechanical alarm watch produced in the 1980s at the legendary First Moscow Watch Factory in the USSR. A charismatic Soviet-era timepiece featuring a classic grey dial, elegant Roman numerals, and a fully mechanical alarm complication powered by the famous Poljot 2612.1 movement.

This watch combines vintage Soviet engineering with timeless everyday style. The balanced dial design, chrome-plated hands, silver-tone hour markers, and bold black Roman numerals at 12, 3, 6, and 9 create a refined and highly wearable look on the wrist. The stainless steel stretch bracelet adds both comfort and retro character.

The watch has been professionally serviced by a watchmaker in May 2026, including cleaning, lubrication, adjustment, and testing. The movement runs properly and the mechanical alarm function works as intended.

Like any true vintage watch, it has minor traces of time and careful use, which only add authenticity and character. On the wrist, the watch looks stylish, distinctive, and noticeably different from modern mass-produced watches.

Specifications

• Brand: Poljot
• Origin: USSR / Soviet Union
• Production Period: 1980s
• Factory: First Moscow Watch Factory
• Movement: Poljot 2612.1
• Type: Mechanical manual winding
• Functions: Hours, Minutes, Seconds, Mechanical Alarm
• Jewels: 18 Jewels
• Power Reserve: Approximately 46 hours
• Frequency: 18,000 vph
• Lift Angle: 49 degrees
• Crystal: Plastic / Acrylic crystal
• Case Size: 42 x 36 mm
• Thickness: 12.5 mm
• Lug Width: 18 mm
• Dial Color: Grey
• Hands: Chrome-plated hands
• Hour Markers: Silver-tone markers
• Numerals: Black Roman numerals at 12, 3, 6, and 9
• Bracelet: Stainless steel stretch bracelet

Why Collectors Love Soviet Alarm Watches

Mechanical alarm watches are becoming increasingly collectible, especially Soviet-made examples from Poljot. Unlike modern electronic alarms, the 2612.1 movement produces a true mechanical buzzing alarm powered entirely by springs and gears. It is a fascinating piece of horological engineering and a great conversation starter.

Whether you are a vintage watch collector, a fan of Soviet design, or simply looking for a unique everyday watch with real history, this Poljot makes an excellent addition to any collection.

A rare opportunity to own an authentic USSR mechanical alarm watch with timeless vintage character.