SOLD – Strela Poljot Sekonda 3017 Soviet USSR Military & Space Chronograph Wrist Watch

$860

Sekonda MWF Poljot Strela 3017 Soviet USSR Military Chronograph, circa 1970s
Black Dial Poljot Sekonda
Russian Aviator / Space watch that was issued only to the USSR Military
Mechanical, hand-winding, 36mm case
Serial # 34163
Total Weight 50.1 grams
Fully Functional and in very good condition

SOLD 02/2020

Out of stock

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Poljot Sekonda 3017 Soviet USSR Military Chronograph Wrist Watch

Poljot Sekonda 3017 Soviet USSR

 

Poljot Sekonda 3017 Soviet USSR

Sekonda 3017 Soviet USSR Military 1970s Chronograph

 

Sekonda 3017 Soviet USSR Military 1970s Chronograph

 

Sekonda 3017 Soviet USSR Military 1970s Chronograph

 

Poljot Sekonda 3017 Soviet USSR

Poljot Sekonda 3017 Soviet USSR

The STRELA dial and hand design changed over time and came in quite a few versions and models, with tachymetric chapter rings, telemeter ring, with non-luminous and luminous dials. These various models were also issued under a few different names over time but today are all commonly called “STRELAs” by the informed Russian watch collectors. At first, there were Cyrillic “СТРЕЛА” models in the late sixties, then in the early seventies it was mainly the latin labeled “POLJOT” models, and after that in the later seventies the latin labeled “SEKONDA” appeared.

Gubarev and Remek – the first non-Soviet, non-American to travel to space – were launched aboard Soyuz-28 on March 2, 1978. The crew docked with the orbiting Salyut-6 space station. On Gubarev’s wrist, a black STRELA (labeled SEKONDA).

The STRELA History

 

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The STRELA dial and hand design changed over time and came in quite a few versions and models, with tachymetric chapter rings, telemeter ring, with non-luminous and luminous dials. These various models were also issued under a few different names over time but today are all commonly called “STRELAs” by the informed Russian watch collectors. At first, there were Cyrillic “СТРЕЛА” models in the late sixties, then in the early seventies it was mainly the latin labeled “POLJOT” models, and after that in the later seventies the latin labeled “SEKONDA” appeared.

Gubarev and Remek – the first non-Soviet, non-American to travel to space – were launched aboard Soyuz-28 on March 2, 1978. The crew docked with the orbiting Salyut-6 space station. On Gubarev’s wrist, a black STRELA (labeled SEKONDA).

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