New! Poljot International Golden Sputnik
Movement: Poljot Int. Skeleton Dualtime, manual winding 9931-PI, 17 jewels, 21.600 halfrotations/hour
Case: stainless steel, gold plated
Dial: skeleton
Diameter: 43 mm
Height: 13 mm
Lug to Lug width: 50 mm
Poljot International "Golden Sputnik" – Made in Germany.
Inspired by the dawn of the Space Age.
Featuring a second time zone and a day/night display.
With the new Poljot International Sputnik, the watchmakers in Alzenau, Germany, present an extraordinary tribute to one of the greatest milestones in technological history: the launch of Sputnik 1 on October 4th, 1957 – the world's first artificial satellite.
This historic achievement marked the beginning of the Space Age. More than six decades later, that pioneering spirit lives on in an exceptional mechanical timepiece.
The Sputnik combines technical sophistication, meticulous craftsmanship and a truly distinctive design. Its beautifully skeletonized dial recalls the complexity of early space technology while revealing the finely engraved hand-wound movement beneath.
A closer look at the dial reveals countless fascinating details:
At 3 o'clock, the legendary Sputnik satellite symbolically orbits the Earth while simultaneously displaying a second time zone – a unique complication for world travelers and lovers of fine mechanical watches.
The 24-hour day/night display at 9 o'clock, featuring the sun, moon and stars, perfectly complements the cosmic theme. The small seconds at 6 o'clock resemble an orbital path, completing the harmonious design.
Turning the watch over reveals its mechanical heart through the exhibition caseback: the beautifully skeletonized and engraved Caliber 9931-PI, offering approximately 36 hours of power reserve. Every movement of the gears showcases the timeless fascination of traditional mechanical watchmaking.
This exceptional model is manufactured in Germany by Poljot International in Alzenau. The brand has long been renowned for combining classic German watchmaking with distinctive design and creative engineering. The Sputnik is undoubtedly one of the most original creations in the current collection.
Poljot24 Extra – Additional Straps at No Extra Charge
When you purchase the Sputnik from Poljot24.de, your watch comes with a particularly attractive selection of additional straps.
In addition to the original strap, we include a matching gold plated stainless steel bracelet at no extra charge. It gives the Sputnik a completely different, slightly more technical and elegant appearance.
You will also receive a high-quality RIOS1931 Louisiana Crocodile Calf leather strap. You can choose the color of this additional leather strap when placing your order.
And there is one more extra: the RIOS1931 leather strap also comes with a gold plated stainless steel butterfly deployant clasp.
This gives you three different ways to wear your Sputnik, allowing you to change the character of the watch depending on the occasion – from the original strap to fine RIOS1931 leather or a stainless steel Milanese mesh bracelet.
Technical Specifications
| Reference | 9931.2940671 |
| Movement | Hand-wound Caliber 9931-PI, skeletonized and engraved |
| Second time zone at 3 o'clock | |
| 24-hour day/night display at 9 o'clock | |
| 17 jewels | |
| 21,600 vibrations per hour | |
| Approx. 36-hour power reserve | |
| Case | Gold-plated stainless steel |
| Diameter: 43 mm | |
| Height: 13 mm | |
| Water resistant to 5 ATM | |
| Crystal | Sapphire crystal, exhibition caseback |
| Dial | Silver-colored, skeletonized |
| Hands | Gold-plated with luminous material |
| Strap | Brown calfskin leather |
| Limited Edition | Limited to only 400 pieces worldwide |
✔ Made in Germany
✔ Skeletonized hand-wound Caliber 9931-PI
✔ Second time zone & 24-hour day/night display
✔ Sapphire crystal with exhibition caseback
✔ Limited to only 400 pieces worldwide
✔ Introductory price – available while stocks from the first production batch last
The Poljot International "Sputnik" is far more than a wristwatch.
It combines German watchmaking craftsmanship with the fascination of space exploration, celebrating a historic moment that forever changed humanity's view of the universe.










