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ndburley
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I have not received this yet but I could not resist, here are some of the sales pictures. Hope you like because I really love the look of it!!





DIVER´s WATCH II
This elegant masterpiece of pilot's watches is limited to 250 pieces.

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Very cool, a Cali dial on a Russian...NICE ThumbsUp02.gif

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Yea that looks great looking forward to your pics of it. hand6.gif

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The only thing that would make that picture sweeter would be my wrist under that strap!

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When it arrives I will post wrist pictures! I am so looking forward to this one!

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Ronin1111 wrote:
The only thing that would make that picture sweeter would be my wrist under that strap!

That is a great sign for me!!

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I don't want to be controvertial but if it's sold as a diver looking like a Kampfschwimmer, why is it writen "Pilot" in Cyrillic at 3 o'clock? You also clearly see the wings...
Anyway, it look good;)

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I like the nice clean look of that one.ThumbsUp02.gif

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Hammerfjord wrote:
I don't want to be controvertial but if it's sold as a diver looking like a Kampfschwimmer, why is it writen "Pilot" in Cyrillic at 3 o'clock? You also clearly see the wings...
Anyway, it look good;)


Most likely its a navy thing, the Russian train of thought is often being practical one I guess, navy sea pilot does not need to go more than 100m but can be it a helicopter so pilot...i guess its like when we get a 2000m divers watch the Russians think "what's the practicality of that?" This is all just speculation anyway but the bottom line is ...I love it. Bouncy.gif
Also Poljot tend to have that logo on a lot of classics too maybe its a brand thing.

Last edited on Fri Mar 26th, 2010 05:10 pm by ndburley

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Here is the full sale jargon:
Russian novelty - DIVER´s WATCH II
This elegant masterpiece of pilot's watches is limited to 250 pieces.

The PILOT´s WATCH II is characterized by a double grooved crown that is screwed to the case, a light convex mineral glas and a strap width of 24 mm, as well as the rectagular polished stainless steel case (Ø 45 mm; with crown 50 mm).

This watch has, as well as other Classic watches, an especially beautiful detail on the dial: the logo of the brand PILOT´s WATCH and the name of the brand in cyrillic letters.
On the screwed case back you can see the serial number engraved as well as a steering wheel and a sectant.

Caliber 3602, manual winding, mechanical, 18 jewels, 41 hours of power reserve, small second counter, water resistant up to 10 ATM (no liability assumed) as engraved on the back, black dial, white luminous numbers, indices and hands, mineral glas, screwed crown. The movement is installed in a polished stainless steel case.

Yes looks like a Pilot watch just mixed up...

Last edited on Fri Mar 26th, 2010 05:16 pm by ndburley

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No big deal: The dial is signalised at 99% like a diver and the "Pilot" name is not eating it... The wings gives a military effect somehow. If one day you want a Kampfschwimmer with clean Cali. dial, there's a bunch of homages at great prices on the market;) The original one don't got the second visor... I like second visors, they give life on the dial.

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I like it! thumbsup.gif

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Yeah I think it was just a mistake by the vendor, its a pilot watch but I dont care to be honest I saw it and really wanted it before I read any of it. I cant waithappy guy.gif

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Very cool looking piece!  I think this might be the very first Russian Cali Dial I've ever seen...

...cannot wait to see some "real life" pics when you receive it ndburley. 

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It is a Pilot its just the sellers mistake but I dont care, they do have Amphibias but not with Cali dial....its due any day now and I ran into work today hoping to see a parcel for me but nothing....someone invent a teleporter delivery service! anodie.gif

Ok had a look at Kampfschwimmer back ground and training is as follows.
The training includes but is not limited to swimming, diving, navigation, close combat, weapons handling, and parachuting.

If you see in on the back of the case it looks navy, maybe this is a purpose mix?

Last edited on Tue Apr 6th, 2010 02:41 pm by ndburley

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I like it. Would love to see if the movement is decorated as it could possibly make a good mod project.

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Its Arrived!!!







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WOW, that's AWESOME....it's a great size too drool.gif

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murphy j wrote:
I like it. Would love to see if the movement is decorated as it could possibly make a good mod project.

This is what the insides look like.

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That's for certain the first Russian Cali dial I've seen. I like it even with the nine-eater sub seconds which breaks up the Cali dial but is well balanced by the logo and cryptic script.toon1.gif Looks like the Molnija 3603 movement. Get yourself an exhibition caseback brother!wowzer.gif Really great and unique watch imho! Enjoy! yahoo.gif

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Grats Nd I really like this 1bravo.gif Wear it in good health

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Paxman wrote:
That's for certain the first Russian Cali dial I've seen. I like it even with the nine-eater sub seconds which breaks up the Cali dial but is well balanced by the logo and cryptic script.toon1.gif Looks like the Molnija 3603 movement. Get yourself an exhibition caseback brother!wowzer.gif Really great and unique watch imho! Enjoy! yahoo.gif

3602 Molnija is what I thought to before I bought it, I just like the whole thing, I don't want the exhibition case to be honest I love the markings and LE number on the back. This is my first Molnija that is not a pocket watch so that's a happy first. Was looking at a few Moscow Classics before this. It is very big but very comfy which is surprising as I do not have the biggest wrist. Thank you all for your nice comments.

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Always liked that model..congrats and enjoy itThumbsup3.gif

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Agree. It's a unique Russian Cali with pilot markings. Movement looks ok. Big Congrats on another Russian timepiece, ND. ThumbsUp02.gif

Enjoy it in good healthThumbsup3.gif

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A really great looking Muscovite Kali..dial...well done

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Very cool .... love the russian manual movements... really nice case back decorations...very good presence on the wrist..

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hand6.gif cool I like the shape like a panerai

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its a loud beater, my wife complains about it and its on the other side of the room!!

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Take that wife!!

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Sweet! I use to have quite a few Poljots and love the aviators

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