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Poljot Alarm, Cal. 2612.1, Men’s Manual Wind Dress Vintage Watch, 1979

Sale price€120,00

Twin fluted crowns and an arrow-tipped alarm hand distinguish this Poljot Alarm watch from 1979, powered by manual caliber 2612.1. The men's model has a cream-beige Arabic dial with an inner alarm scale and MADE IN USSR signature. Its polished gold-plated cushion case measures 37 mm, with short lugs giving the mechanical alarm watch compact proportions.

Cream Arabic dial and alarm scale

The dial retains its original finish, with bold printed Arabic numerals, a peripheral minute track and a dedicated inner alarm scale. The 18 jewels marking appears alongside the balanced typography, and the MADE IN USSR signature identifies its Soviet period.

Gold dauphine hour and minute hands have black inlays for contrast. A slender central seconds hand accompanies the arrow-tipped alarm hand, which shows the selected alarm time on the inner scale. Their different forms keep the main time and alarm indications distinguishable.

Cushion case and two independent controls

The gold-plated cushion case combines soft edges with polished surfaces. Its 37 mm size and short lugs give the head a measured presence, while the warm case finish continues the gold tone of the main hands.

The fluted upper crown at 2 controls alarm engagement and setting. The lower crown at 4 provides manual winding and time setting. Separating those roles gives direct access to the alarm without combining its adjustment with the main time controls.

Caliber 2612.1 and its spring-driven alarm

The manual-wind watch uses Poljot caliber 2612.1, which has 18 jewels and a nominal beat rate of 18,000 vibrations per hour, or 2.5 Hz. Separate barrels supply the timekeeping train and the spring-driven alarm, allowing them to be wound independently. The mechanical alarm has the characteristic audible tone of this caliber.

The Poljot Alarm belongs to the First Moscow Watch Factory's Soviet mechanical production. Its cushion shape combines the softer case forms of watches from the late 1970s with the practical alarm mechanism, keeping the watch's visual design and functionality closely connected.

This used watch is in excellent vintage condition, with its original dial, hands and case preserved. It is fully serviced and fully operational, including the alarm function, and comes with a 12-month warranty. Worldwide shipping is available.

Brand Poljot
Model Alarm
Brand Origin Russia
Gender Men's
Caliber 2612.1
Production Year 1979
Dial Color Beige; cream Arabic-numeral dial; original finish; inner alarm scale
Case Diameter 37 mm
Case Finish / Coating Gold plated; polished cushion form with soft edges and short lugs
Crown Two fluted crowns: alarm engagement/setting at 2; winding/time setting at 4
Movement Type Manual Winding
Category Dress Vintage Watch
Functions Manual-wind timekeeping; central seconds; spring-driven alarm with arrow-tipped hand; independently wound timekeeping and alarm barrels
Jewels 18
Beat Rate 18,000 vibrations per hour / 2.5 Hz; caliber specification
Condition Used; excellent vintage condition
Fully Serviced Yes
Fully Operational Yes
Original Watch Components Original dial, hands and case; original watch components
Warranty 12-month warranty

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Frequently Asked Questions

When was this vintage watch produced?

The recorded production year for this watch is 1979. See the product description and photographs for more details about this individual example.

What movement does this watch use?

This watch uses a manually wound mechanical movement, wound by turning the crown.The recorded caliber is 2612.1.For movement-specific operating instructions, please contact Vintage Watch Studio.

What servicing or checks are carried out before sale?

Our manually wound mechanical watches are serviced before sale, including movement inspection, cleaning, lubrication and regulation as appropriate.Please see the listing for any additional work or measured performance specific to this watch.

Do the photographs show this actual vintage watch?

Yes. The photographs show the individual watch in this listing rather than a generic stock image. Please review the images and description for visible wear, condition and disclosed replacement parts. Age alone does not establish originality.

Can I wear this vintage watch in water?

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Does this watch include a warranty?

Yes. Every watch sold by Vintage Watch Studio includes a 12-month warranty, whether mechanical or quartz. Coverage and exclusions are governed by our warranty terms.

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