Rare - 1960`s Vostok Russian 17 Jewels Mechanical Watch Rare - 1960`s Vostok Russian 17 Jewels Mechanical Watch Rare - 1960`s Vostok Russian 17 Jewels Mechanical Watch Rare - 1960`s Vostok Russian 17 Jewels Mechanical Watch
Rare - 1960`s Vostok Russian 17 Jewels Mechanical Watch Rare - 1960`s Vostok Russian 17 Jewels Mechanical Watch Rare - 1960`s Vostok Russian 17 Jewels Mechanical Watch Rare - 1960`s Vostok Russian 17 Jewels Mechanical Watch

Rare - 1960`s Vostok Russian 17 Jewels Mechanical Watch

Secondhand 1 available
Indicative market price: R1,249.00
R889.00
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Product details

Condition
Secondhand
Location
South Africa
Display
Analog
Movement
Mechanical: Hand-Winding
Brand
Other
Strap Material
Leather
Product code
Vostok 1
Bob Shop ID
654925292

Own something really unique!

This unique Vostok Russian watch is in good working condition, despite being about 56 years old. The winding mechanism works as it should and the watch runs smoothly.

Russian watches have become sought-after due to their uniqueness and build quality. There is just something about the Russian's ability to manufacture mechanical items which last forever - here the T34 Tank, AK47, Fed and Kiev cameras, Sikorsky Helicopters, MIG-27 Fighter Planes, Antonov Cargo Planes and Sukhoi Aerobatics Planes come to mind.


The history of Vostok:

The Vostok Watch Makers company was founded in 1942 when one of the Moscow watch-making plants of the First Moscow Watch Factory was evacuated to Chrostopol, a small town located on the Kama River in Tatarstan. Only defence equipment was produced during the war years, but as soon as the war was over the company started making mechanical wrist watches. However, the company did not begin using the "Vostok" brand name until the 1960s. Presumably, the "Vostok" brand was named after the Vostok Space Program, as were some other soviet watch brands, namely Poljot and Raketa.

Please note:


All our items are vintage and used unless otherwise stated. None of the watches which we are listing have been tested for accuracy. Most watches are collectible and sold accordingly. If you intend to use the items for accuracy purposes, it is recommended to have it serviced or cleaned, lubricated and adjusted for the best performance. Items are sold AS IS with no returns. We try to point out defects or faults and flaws. Please bear in mind that the items are used, vintage, classic and collectible. Although we have a keen eye for these vintage items, we can't guarantee accuracy or functioning due to the temperamental nature of such vintage classical equipment.

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