3133 STURMANSKIE

3133 STURMANSKIE

3133-1981260

n the mid-1970s, the Poljot factory began to produce a successor to the P 3017 chronograph. The caliber P 3133. This new chronograph movement was based on the Swiss Valjoux 7734. At that time, Poljot acquired the production line for this movement from Switzerland. In contrast to the Valjoux 7734 (17 jewels), Poljot gave the movement 23 jewels and a smaller and therefore faster balance wheel, which again improved the accuracy compared to the Valjoux. During this time, some of the most legendary Poljot chronographs such as the Poljot OKEAH Chronograph were created.
Back then a watch that was only intended for the air force of the Soviet Union was also worn in space by cosmonauts.
This Sturmanskie watch was made by Volmax in Russia.