Poljot 3133 chronograph

[SeikoWatch]

As i see, this movement on Poljot is very common I never saw one in the realty but on may forums, yes...This watch movement looks good quality I imagine .

[GeorgeClarkson]

55 minutes ago, SeikoWatch said:

As i see, this movement on Poljot is very common I never saw one in the realty but on may forums, yes...This watch movement looks good quality I imagine .

The quality is good, but not comparable with its originating sibling, the Valjoux 7734 honestly....

[SeikoWatch]

sure ! a valjoux is a valjoux . 

[GeorgeClarkson]

10 hours ago, SeikoWatch said:

sure ! a valjoux is a valjoux . 

Yet, the Poljots do have their place in the horology world... The stand for the ingenuity of the russians in wanting to enter the "Haute Horlogerie" with the right foot, standing on traditional designs and "means". And honestly, I'd prefer to have the Poljot 3313 at my wrist instead of a Valjoux 7750 any day.

[Endeavor]

Nicely said George, I also prefer the Russian heartbeat. So much so that my 2nd, this time a "new" 31659, is in transit .......can't wait;

Edited February 21, 2017 by Endeavor

[SeikoWatch]

1 hour ago, GeorgeClarkson said:

Yet, the Poljots do have their place in the horology world... The stand for the ingenuity of the russians in wanting to enter the "Haute Horlogerie" with the right foot, standing on traditional designs and "means". And honestly, I'd prefer to have the Poljot 3313 at my wrist instead of a Valjoux 7750 any day.

I am not saying the opposite either. However, the Poljot brand and many other brands that you have in France or anywhere in Europe are not among those sold in America. I approach the 60 and I have never seen a poljot or Vostok. Like many other European watche