Moscow Classic Molnija 3602 Hand Wound Russian Analog Watch Aviator Watch Beige

Moscow Classic MOLNIJA 3602 manual winding Russian mechanical watch pilot watch

• Molnija manual winding caliber 3602
• Dial: beige, hands: dark blue lacquered with white luminous paint, digits / indices: black applied, scales: black
• Dial: black, hands: black lacquered with green luminous paint, digits / indices: green luminous applied, scales: red
• Lug width 22mm, red Lorica strap with the clasp that matches the case
• A wonderful collector's item!

A classically modern wristwatch with Russian mechanical Molnija hand-wound caliber 3602

The glazed case back gives a clear view of a veritable pocket watch movement with decorated movement bridges / cocks and blued movement screws. A large and correspondingly insensitive balance wheel swings at a comfortable 18,000 semi-oscillations per hour and the escape wheel, whose height clearance is limited by a cover plate, turns under a separate cock.

CLOCKWORK:
Russian mechanical Molnija caliber 3602, Ø 36mm, height: 4.6mm, manual winding, 1800 vibrations, 18 jewels, 41 hours power reserve, Geneva stripes, blued screws

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FUNCTIONS:
Time display: hours / minutes / seconds
INDICATORS | SHOW:
Central second, signal pointer

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Model with beige dial - Limited edition of 300 pieces
CASING:
Satin-finish stainless steel, lug width 22mm, mineral glass, Ø 47mm (with crown 53mm!), 10ATM waterproof (manufacturer information; no guarantee), fluted winding crown
DIAL:
Dial: beige, hands: dark blue lacquered with white luminous paint, digits / indices: black applied, scales: black

Model with black dial - limited edition of 200 pieces
CASING:
Burnished stainless steel, lug width 22mm, mineral glass, Ø 47mm (with crown 53mm!), 10ATM waterproof (manufacturer information; no guarantee), fluted winding crown
DIAL:
Dial: black, hands: black lacquered with green luminous paint, digits / indices: green luminous applied, scales: red

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MOLNIJA 3602
The Molnija 3602, which was produced for almost fifty years, between 1960 and 2008.
It goes back to the Cortebert 616 produced in Switzerland in the 30s / 40s, the machines of which were probably then sold to Russia.
In the course of time, this work has been modified several times, above all the construction height has increased by over a millimeter, and the decoration became more and more economical, until at the end almost no decorative cuts or other decorations were applied.