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When I ordered my blue Neptune from zenitar in Moscow, it was a good occasion to order at the same time that cheap space watch discovered sometime ago (2006?) by BrianS. Unfortunately, Brian losts the trace of the pictures where that Vostok was taken while floating in zero gravity aboard ISS or MiR I don't remember. May be someone here kept that picture ?. Brian tried kindly ( :thanks ) to find it again but I was also unsuccessful :-(. The watch was also for sale as a collection object here (on the right of the picture below) :
It has the space division insignia.
That Komandirskie Vostok is fitted with the 17-jewel 2414 caliber, manual winding, chrome-plated case, stainless case back, bi-directional rotating bezel.
I liked very much the original packaging ...
No, no it's a candy box! There is indeed a watch inside!
The user manual/waranty card shows that it's a 2007 edition.
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It has the space division insignia.


That Komandirskie Vostok is fitted with the 17-jewel 2414 caliber, manual winding, chrome-plated case, stainless case back, bi-directional rotating bezel.
I liked very much the original packaging ...

No, no it's a candy box! There is indeed a watch inside!




The user manual/waranty card shows that it's a 2007 edition.




Formidable Russian watches