[john_marston]

Seems rare these days seeing a soldier on the frontline wearing a steel analog watch.

ID on the watch?

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[msa6712]

Vostok Amphibia?...

 

[OnlyOneMore]

Looks like a Vostok Komandirskie... maybe some variation using a 436 case

Vostok Watch Case 436

Complete set. Include case, glass, winding crown, bezel, caseback, rubber rings. Brass

meranom.com

 

[Barbone Vlad]

You can only guess..the picture is to low in quality to be sure which watch it is.

 

[Nokie]

I would guess Vostok as well.

 

[monza06]

Imagine if it was on a NATO strap , LOL

 

[Lylegunner]

Stolen, no doubt.

 

[wpbmike]

I’m gonna guess that OP isn’t an ethnic Ukrainian.

 

[Earthjade]

This thread is not going to end peacefully.

 

[john_marston]

By the shape of the hands, possibly a Tudor exit watch for that comrade of 🇷🇺 .

Of the Russians that can buy luxury goods like Tudor, I think approx zero end up on the frontlines. Median per capita income in Russia is ~$5500, and Russia has been mostly drafting/conscripting/mobilising the poorer demographic.

Looks like a Vostok Komandirskie... maybe some variation using a 436 case

Vostok Watch Case 436

Complete set. Include case, glass, winding crown, bezel, caseback, rubber rings. Brass

meranom.com

I think this is a bingo! Good spot

I’m gonna guess that OP isn’t an ethnic Ukrainian.

Why is this relevant? This thread is about a watch worn on the frontline of a combat zone. I follow the war closely (hence spotting this) and support Ukraine, btw.

 

[CMSgt Bo]

No politics please.

This one is closed.