Stopwatch Mechanical 1 Kronenstopper - Agat Start - 1/5 Sec. ,30 Min, Russia
Mechanical stopwatch 1 crown stopper - Agat start - 1/5 sec, 30 min, Russia
The classic: With the Cyrillic Agat logo and the additional designation Start - who has not seen Agat stopwatches before? A mechanical stopwatch icon. Agat stopwatches were already used in the Soviet Union or manufactured by the USSR. This stopwatch was made for timekeeping in sports, science, and work.
- Mechanical stopwatch from Russia
- Central second hand with 60 second counter
- Minute hand with 30-minute counter
- Dial: white, hands: black, digits / indices: black, "Agat Start" logo in Cyrillic
- Optimal application range: - 20 to + 40 degrees Celsius
Agat caliber 42mm, lever escapement, approx. 17 hours power reserve and a second step of 0.2 s and 1 min.
FUNCTIONS:
Time display: minutes / seconds
INDICATORS | SHOW:
Small minute at position 12
CASING:
Red plastic case, 54mm x 21mm x 72mm
DIAL:
Dial: white, hands: black, digits / indices: black, "Agat Start" logo in Cyrillic
Optimal application area: - 20 to + 40 degrees Celsius
The Agat factory is a very well-known watch manufacturer from Russia. In Zlatoust, a town in the Chelyabinsk district, these sustainable stopwatches are made alongside other clocks. These stopwatches from Russia have achieved cult status. They have been built unchanged for decades and have been highly valued for decades for their accuracy and robust quality.
The 1. Moscow watch factory named Kirova was evacuated from Moscow to Zlatoust in the Urals in autumn 1941. On the 25th. Production started there on December 1941. In the following years the factory was expanded and improved. Switches for electric ovens and new time relays and clocks were designed. The factory is still one of the few manufacturers of mechanical stopwatches today and exports them worldwide. The factory has received prestigious awards, including the Russian Federation Certificate "Leader of Russian Economy".
Movement: | Mechanical (Hand-winding) |
Face Color: | White |