Poljot Arabic Numerals, Cal. 2614.2H, Men’s Manual Wind

Poljot Arabic Numerals — graphic 1985 wrist presence

The 35 mm case and 42 mm lug-to-lug measurement give this Poljot compact vintage proportions with enough length to sit confidently on the wrist. A narrow polished bezel frames the broad white dial, while tapered lugs create a clean transition into the 18 mm strap. The design depends on typography and contrast rather than decoration, giving the watch a clear identity.

White dial built around stylized Arabic numerals

The dial is dominated by large black Arabic numerals arranged around the full hour track, producing immediate readability and a distinctive period look. Their stylized shapes are complemented by small triangular hour accents and fine minute divisions. The POLJOT name appears below 12 o’clock, while the lower half carries the clearly visible 17 JEWELS inscription and MADE IN USSR marking.

Dark handset and framed date at 3 o’clock

A framed date aperture at 3 o’clock adds a practical calendar function while remaining visually integrated with the numeral layout. The dark hour and minute hands stand clearly against the white background, and a fine central seconds hand reaches toward the outer track. The result is a direct, highly legible display with strong vintage personality.

Slender case architecture with polished exterior lines

The silver-tone case uses a conventional round body with tapered lugs and a narrow bezel. Light age-related marks are visible on the exterior, but the overall presentation remains clean. Because the exact case material is not confirmed in the supplied data, no stainless-steel or plated-case claim is made. The restrained exterior lets the expressive numeral design remain the visual focus.

Ridged crown suited to manual-wind ownership

The crown at 3 o’clock has a pronounced ridged edge, providing useful grip for winding and time setting. Its size is practical for a hand-wound watch without appearing oversized relative to the 35 mm case. No crown signature is clearly visible, so the listing does not describe it as signed.

New black leather strap at 18 mm

A new high-quality black leather strap is fitted between the 18 mm lugs. Its lightly textured surface reinforces the black-and-white contrast established by the dial. The strap is adjustable and is treated as a replacement component, while the watch itself is confirmed as retaining all original watch components.

Caliber 2614.2H and the 17-jewel mechanical specification

The confirmed 2614.2H caliber provides the mechanical foundation of this Poljot. It is a manual-wind movement, so the watch is powered through regular winding at the crown rather than an automatic rotor or battery. The dial itself confirms 17 jewels. The watch is listed as serviced and fully operational. Comparable pieces can be found among our manual-wind vintage watches with Soviet mechanical character.

1985 Soviet design expressed through type and contrast

The confirmed 1985 production year and MADE IN USSR signature place this example firmly within late-Soviet watch production. Rather than relying on applied markers or decorative textures, the watch builds its identity around oversized numerals, a bright dial and a sharply framed date aperture. Further examples from the maker appear in our Poljot vintage watches with distinctive USSR-era dial design collection.

Serviced originality and present condition

This Poljot is confirmed as serviced, fully operational and fitted with all original watch components. The black leather strap is new and is not presented as an original period component. The white dial remains clean and highly legible, while the case shows light surface wear consistent with vintage use. No box or papers are included, and the watch is supplied with a 12-month warranty.