2609H Poljot
The movement
The Poljot 2609 is a historic hand-wound mechanical watch movement produced by the 1st Moscow Watch Factory (Poljot). Known for its precision and reliability, it was used in Soviet space missions like Soyuz and Salyut.
With a frequency of 21,600 semi-oscillations per hour, shock resistance, and functions like a central second, it’s an iconic piece of Russian watchmaking. Collectors highly value vintage watches with the Poljot 2609 movement.
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| Movement Calibre: | 26 mm |
| Movement height: | 4 mm |
| Ruby Jewels: | 17 |
| Functions: | accurate hours, minutes, and seconds |
| Shock protection | Yes |
| Frequency: | 3 Hz (21.600 vph) |
| Daily rate: | from -10 to +40 s/day |
| Power reserve: | Up to: 45 h |
The History
During the era of the Space Race, the Poljot 2609 found its way into space on the wrists of cosmonauts. Notably, it was used on missions like Soyuz and Salyut, earning its place in the annals of space history. The movement’s robust design, shock resistance, and dependable performance made it an ideal companion for astronauts in the demanding conditions of space travel.
