Original Vostok 2409A Soviet Wristwatch with Gold Plated Case, 1970s

Description Original Vostok 2409A Soviet Wristwatch with Gold Plated Case, 1970s

Vostok Wristwatch – Caliber 2409A (Model 803455)

This is an original Soviet-era Vostok mechanical wristwatch, produced in the 1970s at the renowned Chistopol Watch Factory (USSR). A classic example of Soviet watchmaking, combining restrained design with proven mechanical reliability.

Case & Design

• Case material: Brass with gold plating (AU10)
• Case shape: Cushion (“pillow”) case
• Case size: 36 × 42 mm
• Thickness (with crystal): 10 mm
• Lug width: 18 mm
• Case back: Stainless steel, secured with a screw-down retaining ring

Dial

• White dial
• Gilt hour and minute hands
• Applied Arabic numerals at 12, 3, 6, and 9
• Black minute track
• Dial markings: “Vostok”, “17 Jewels”, “Made in USSR”

Engraved Case Back

The case back is engraved with factory markings indicating dust-protected construction and a shock-protected balance. In addition, it features a commemorative gift inscription:

“To the respected Georgiy Vasilyevich on the occasion of his 40th birthday from the staff. September 1976.”

Movement

The watch is powered by the reliable Soviet Vostok Caliber 2409A, a hand-wound mechanical movement known for durability and simplicity.

• Type: Manual winding
• Jewels: 17
• Frequency: 19,800 vph
• Power reserve: up to 45 hours
• Lift angle: 42°

Condition & Service

The watch has undergone a full professional service by an experienced watchmaker. The service included complete disassembly, ultrasonic cleaning, inspection, and proper lubrication. The movement is clean, freshly serviced, and visually very appealing.

As expected for a vintage timepiece, the watch shows honest signs of age, which do not detract from its character and authenticity.

Strap

• New brown strap made of artificial leather
• Gold-tone buckle

Summary

This Vostok wristwatch looks excellent on the wrist and is fully ready for everyday wear. A rare and meaningful piece, especially attractive to collectors of Soviet watches and historically engraved timepieces.