Pobeda
Pobeda — “Victory” — was born in 1946 as the watch commemorating the Soviet victory in the Second World War; legend insists Stalin approved the name and specifications personally. The brief was simple: accurate, durable, and affordable for the citizens who did the winning. Its 15-jewel movement, developed from a French LIP design, is about as simple as watchmaking gets — which is why so many still run beautifully today. Pobeda was made across the whole Soviet watch industry for nearly fifty years, so the same honest watch appears in dozens of dials, cases and factory markings — half the fun of collecting them. Every Pobeda here is serviced, tested and honestly described.

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Soviet Pobeda “34-K” in uncommon hermetic case – the actual first watch in space!
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TIME CAPSULE: Soviet mechanical Pobeda watch in box – New Old Stock (NOS)!
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Vintage Soviet mechanical watch Pobeda, ZiM factory – black textured dial
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Vintage soviet mechanical POBEDA wristwatch
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Soviet Pobeda “34-K” in uncommon hermetic case – the actual first watch in space!
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Vintage Soviet mechanical watch Pobeda, ZiM factory, the 4th quarter of 1957
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Vintage soviet mechanical Pobeda watch, 2MChZ, the 3rd quarter of 1956
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Vintage Soviet mechanical Pobeda watch, 2MChZ from the 2nd quarter of 1954
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Vintage Soviet Pobeda mechanical watch, 1MChZ, from the 2nd quarter of 1954!
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Vintage Soviet mechanical Pobeda watch, 2MChZ from the 2nd quarter of 1954
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Vintage Soviet mechanical Pobeda wristwatch, PChZ, the 1st quarter of 1955!
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Vintage Soviet mechanical Pobeda
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Vintage Soviet Pobeda mechanical wristwatch, PChZ, the 1st quarter of 1955
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Soviet mechanical Pobeda watch in “hermetic” case, ChChZ, 4th quarter of 1955
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TIME CAPSULE: Soviet mechanical Pobeda watch in box – New Old Stock (NOS)!