POLJOT cal. 2627 restoration | service of a soviet vintage wristwatch

[@tickingWATCH]

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[@Rzut-Oka]

Miałem kiedyś poliota ale bylem zbyt mały żeby go szanować.. Dobry materiał 👍

[@tickingWATCH]

Jak na razie można je jeszcze kupić na allegro, ale jak obserwuję to z roku na rok coraz droższe

[@josematy3249]

Very interesting!!!

[@tickingWATCH]

I'm really glad that you like it

[@jenalync4490]

Woah looks great 👍

[@tickingWATCH]

Yeh although old still has great stylistic, Thanks

[@OffGridInvestor]

That bracelet is EXACTLY the kind I got with a poljot I had and I put it on another poljot. But it was an orient bracelet. I realized it's just rolled sheetmetal junk. Looks alright enough considering the poljot I put it on has suffered a little corrosion on the dial.

[@tickingWATCH]

So it was in the past in the Soviet Union 😀

[@kacperek_77u]

Na początku polecam ZAWSZE rozładować sprzężyne zanim zacznie się rozbierać zegarek, bo np można uszkodzić balans

[@tickingWATCH]

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[@СергейБарчук-в1ю]

I think it might be chrome (not nickel) plated, as it was ussually at soviet brass cases (in a raw with gold plating)

[@tickingWATCH]

I think you are right, it was chrome 👍

[@Libra1618]

how do you set the day/date on a poljot 2627H?

[@tickingWATCH]

It is simple, with the button I change the days of the month and with the crown, I change both days of the week and also days of the month. So first you have to set days of the week with the crown turning it up (never down) and after that, with the button, you adjust days of the month. Personally, I adjust everything one day before and then both with the crown go to the right day. Was it helpful?

[@Libra1618]

@@tickingWATCH thank you sir!

[@maszmoże123]

mam mechanizm od poljota ale z 1 datą

[@tickingWATCH]

Praktycznie to są identyczne

[@meaninthemirror]

9:11 Just use the correct screwdriver man!

[@tickingWATCH]

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