Raketa
Raketa watches come from the Petrodvorets Watch Factory near St. Petersburg — founded by Peter the Great in 1721, which makes it older than every Swiss brand you can name. It is also one of the very few factories on Earth that built its movements from A to Z, hairspring and escapement included. The workhorse 2609.HA calibre powered decades of production, and the design range runs from sober dress watches to the famous Big Zero and 24-hour dials made for polar crews who couldn’t tell noon from midnight by looking out the window. Every Raketa here is serviced, tested and photographed individually. Choosing your first Soviet watch? Read Vostok vs Raketa.

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Vintage Soviet Raketa Goroda (Cities) World Time – Blue Dial with Black City Bezel and Day-Date, Cal. 2628.H
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Vintage Raketa “Condor” 24-hour world time watch – silver sunburst dial with jet & eagle, 1990s, Cal. 2623
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Vintage Soviet Raketa Perpetual Calendar – Blue Dial, Steel Bracelet, Cal. 2628.H
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Vintage Raketa Perpetual Calendar – Blue Dial, Steel Bracelet, Cal. 2628.H
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Vintage Soviet Raketa “Big Zero” smaller version with black dial and bold white numerals
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Vintage Soviet Raketa Hammer and Sickle – Red & Black Split Dial, Gold-Plated, Cal. 2609.HA
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Vintage Soviet Raketa Copernicus mechanical wristwatch
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Vintage Soviet Raketa Perpetual Calendar – Blue Dial, Steel Bracelet, Cal. 2628.H
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TIME CAPSULE: Vintage Soviet Raketa Gold-Plated Perpetual Calendar NOS with Original Box – Rose Dial, Cal. 2628.H
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Soviet Raketa perpetual calendar mechanical watch
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Vintage Soviet Raketa mechanical watch with cream two-tone dial and Breguet-style Arabic numerals, 1970s-80s
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Large Raketa Copernicus wristwatch with 2609.HA Soviet mechanical movement
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Large Raketa Copernicus wristwatch with 2609.HA Soviet mechanical movement
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Vintage Soviet Raketa Copernicus – Black Dial & Black Case, Cal. 2609.HA
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Vintage Raketa mechanical watch – cream dial with embossed Arabic numerals, 1990s, Cal. 2609.HA