Hey comrades. I am beginning the 2015, receiving and showing my first 2015 watch, what I'm waiting for a good time, I am referring to Kirova 3133, a reissue by Poljot:
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Always struck me the look of this chronograph, especially full of a lot of history, as we know is the reissue of the 1MWF Kirova, made back in the 50s and based on the Tutima Chronograph of German Luffwaffe. The Soviets, impressed by what was manufactured in Germany took over whole machinery of the factory Tutima on Glashutte, and began to manufacture these chronographs, which are highly valued in the international market-and would have the budget to get an original of that era o|:
Now more photos of the protagonist, with a few friends: b-)
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As you see it is the edition with date, matte polish steel case, all is in very good condition including mineral crystal and movement, with over 40 hours of power reserve::
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The caseback is signed by 1MWF and it's the 709 of 750:
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It came with a nice leather strap Hanhart aviator:
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A wristshot!:
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Greetings tovarichs!
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Always struck me the look of this chronograph, especially full of a lot of history, as we know is the reissue of the 1MWF Kirova, made back in the 50s and based on the Tutima Chronograph of German Luffwaffe. The Soviets, impressed by what was manufactured in Germany took over whole machinery of the factory Tutima on Glashutte, and began to manufacture these chronographs, which are highly valued in the international market-and would have the budget to get an original of that era o|:
Now more photos of the protagonist, with a few friends: b-)
As you see it is the edition with date, matte polish steel case, all is in very good condition including mineral crystal and movement, with over 40 hours of power reserve::
The caseback is signed by 1MWF and it's the 709 of 750:
It came with a nice leather strap Hanhart aviator:
A wristshot!:
Greetings tovarichs!
