Poljot Sturmanskie Chronograph Stoppsecond Caliber 31659
Movement: Poljot caliber 31659 with hacking second
Case: stainless steel polished
Dial: grey
Diameter: 39 mm
Height: 13 mm
Bandwidth: 20 mm
Rarity! Only 2 pieces available!
Poljot Sturmanskie Chronograph – Extremely Rare Poljot Calibre 31659 with Hacking Seconds
An exceptional rarity from Soviet watchmaking history!
This Poljot Sturmanskie chronograph houses one of Poljot's rarest chronograph movements: the legendary hand-wound calibre 31659 with hacking seconds.
Closely related to the famous Poljot 3133, the calibre 31659 features a particularly interesting technical refinement: pulling out the crown stops the movement, allowing the time to be set precisely to the second. This rare feature makes the watch especially desirable among collectors of vintage mechanical chronographs.
The watch also stands out with its characteristic angular stainless steel case from the 1980s, combining polished and brushed surfaces. The grey dial features luminous hands and hour markers, complemented by the historic Sturmanskie emblem.
Technical Details:
- Original Poljot hand-wound calibre 31659 with hacking seconds
- 23 jewels, shock protection, 21,600 vibrations per hour
- Approx. 48-hour power reserve
- Polished and brushed stainless steel case
- Hardened mineral crystal, 20 mm lug width
- Screw-down case back with Cyrillic engraving
Special Extra from Poljot24.de: This watch comes with two case backs – the original-style solid case back and an additional exhibition case back with a viewing window. You can choose which case back you would like us to install before shipping.
A rare piece of watchmaking history for enthusiasts of mechanical chronographs and serious Poljot collectors.
