Poljot

Poljot — “Flight” — is the flagship line of the First Moscow Watch Factory, the plant that started the Soviet watch industry in 1930 with machinery bought from a bankrupt watch company in Canton, Ohio and shipped across the ocean. This is the factory that put a Sturmanskie on Yuri Gagarin’s wrist for the first human spaceflight and a Strela chronograph on Alexei Leonov for the first spacewalk. Its civilian Poljot range spans elegant ultra-thin dress watches, alarm watches, automatics and the celebrated 3133 chronograph. Every Poljot here is serviced, tested and honestly described — orbital history included at no extra charge.