Rare Soviet Poljot Vintage Alarm Watch Restored Inside and Out

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Today, I’m restoring a Soviet era alarm watch I picked up on eBay. The watch isn't running at all and the case is in rough shape. I intend to fully service the movement and restore the case by reshaping and replating it. I also demonstrate how this mechanical alarm watch works, and touch on a bit of the rich history of the Poljot brand of the First Moscow Watch Factory that was founded under order from Joseph Stalin.
The watch houses a 2612.1 caliber movement, which is a direct copy of the AS1475.
If you're looking for an incredible watch repair or antique restoration project, be sure to check out my video! I'll show you how to fix this vintage watch and get it back to working order.
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Contact info: cspinnerwatchrepair@gmail.com
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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
1:18 Disassembly
11:05 Cleaning
14:39 Assembly
31:30 Balance Installation
32:35 Reassembly Continues
33:30 How the Alarm Works
34:55 Complete Movement Assembly
36:06 Case Refinishing
38:21 History and Finishing Up
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@jakekaywell5972 Месяц назад

Lovely job Chris and thanks for giving Soviet horology a fair shake. To everyone else out there in RU-vid land, I’m the Jake described at the end of the video. Going into watchmaking school is a real trip, and Soviet watches were my entrance to it. I suspect these pieces that not only tell the time, but of time itself were the entry for a great many new watchmakers too.

@robertlassiter907 Месяц назад

I wish you well on your journey, Jake. Sincerely hope you find your place in your chosen career.

@Saving-Time Месяц назад

Good luck Jake!

@rossjackson3670 Месяц назад

Thank you Jake and Chris. This video is a credit to you both. My journey began with mechanical Sekonda. I feel the love for this type of watch. I specialise in Slava 2427 automatic and 2427 hand wind which I alternate in weekly wearing. Learning so much from your video and comments. Again, thank you.

@rhyan4321able Месяц назад

Great luck to you Jake! I'm 56 years old and self taught. I've been working on pocket watches and wrists, and it still amazes me when I get tools I've never seen, and movements. I love to see creative minds go to work.

@krzysztofderen1582 Месяц назад

Hi Chris, it's Chris here 😉 in 1989, when I was 9 yo, my uncle gave me the same watch. I scratch glass the same way like Yours. Few years ago I gave this watch to watchmaker in Racibórz in Poland, to repair it and the watch disapired. That man closed his workshop and i lost my watch. Maybe You bought it in Poland 😉 Greats and take care. Chris.

@Wiktorion 11 дней назад

Hobby watchmaker here and I got started working on old Slava 2428 automatic movements. I'd buy water damaged and gutted ones for pennies on eBay and make complete working movements from the parts. I learned so much and as a result I have a few really nice and quite rare Slava watches.

@sofanmax 20 дней назад

I know nothing about watches but this has been a 40-minute well spent! This is the first time I saw how a mechanical watch works, incredible craftsmanship! The way you took it apart methodically helps me understand what's going on inside the watch.

@GentlemensWatchServices Месяц назад

Beautiful work on the video. Any movement designer who replaces setting lever screws with buttons needs to be fondly remembered.

@Paul8033 11 дней назад

I have no idea about fixing watches, but your videos are calming to watch and informative. Many thanks.

@Rom3_29 15 дней назад

Hopefully ghost of Soviet comrade watchmaker is glad to see their timepiece restored.

@kevins4229 Месяц назад

Another awesome video Chris. I have 5 Votoks in my collection. 1 which I have restored myself. Really love a Russian watch. They are starting to become cult like classics if you ask me. This was a very cool restore. Thanks for sharing!

@jakekaywell5972 Месяц назад

Soviet watches in my view made the absolute best of their humble materials. Inexpensive, but not cheap. Absolutely remarkable considering that the Soviet watchmaking industry had mere decades instead of the centuries that Western watchmaking nations had.

@alesiaaisela2653 Месяц назад

I personally love working on soviet watches. They really were used to death and not really taken care of, but will give you good results with a bit of TLC. The finishing always leaves something to be desired but that doesn't really make a watch work better or worse, just more machine time that the factories didn't want to spend. If you get a chance, I'd recommend snagging some Zarya women's watches as they tend to slip under the radar. They did good work and even had a 15mm movement with a seconds hand, as well as a family of 20mm movements that built on each other all the way up to a 30 jewel automatic with date.

@jakekaywell5972 Месяц назад

I think Chris has plenty of Soviet watches, given the lot I donated to him shown at the end of the video. I agree with you though. Shame I didn’t have a Zaria womens watch to donate. I did have a men’s Zaria though with the caliber 2009 in it. If he ever gets around to that donation, I think the Luch 1816 I included would be an interesting one. Automatic, actually in a women’s watch, and pretty much the only mechanical caliber family the Minsk Watch Factory ever produced itself vs building another Soviet factory’s design.

@maxrobinson387 6 дней назад

I have one just like this. Used to belong to my grandfather. Plating is a little scuffed, but it runs perfectly even though it hasn't been serviced in decades.

@durstondarden8765 7 дней назад

Bee caught behind window was hilarious.. thanks for the early morning laugh!

@olejan1438 Месяц назад

Great job! Thanks for sharing this helpful video! Cheers from Russia! :-)

@watchrestorationchannel1061 Месяц назад

Nice work, the nickel plating of the case is also excellent. A few months ago I also did a service for this movement, it's always a satisfaction!

@johnhannon Месяц назад

Very nice work on the watch! There are plenty of ways moisture can get in on these alarm watches. My 2612 had rust on the lid for the alarm. The lid was stuck to the dial and the dial foot screw was also rusted in place. I had to pry it off and the dial foot broke off. Everything worked on this watch. I was just doing a service on it. Good thing I disassembled it. I am going to try alum to dissolve the foot screw once I get it all apart.

@frodriguezpc Месяц назад

Great job! Soviet watches are a fascinating niche, I have been collecting them almost exclusively for the last few years, and cut my watchmaking teeth with them as well… my favorite Soviet movements to work on are the poljot 3017 and 3133 chronographs, but that automatic Slava in the center of your collection shot (the 2427) is a very nice one as well. Hope you consider making a video on that one!

@capnemo6576 18 дней назад

14:24 Art ! ❤

@alaindrolet_atlt_2019 Месяц назад

Very interesting video, and the quality was absolutely perfect, I love it. Thanks for sharing this one , it’s was so instructive. Happy to see that parts start from dirty as well to look brand new, and the final product look great ! Again thanks for sharing, I really enjoy to watching this ! Best regards !!

@IamBigDanTeague Месяц назад

Excellent video. Love the voice over commentary.

@Daud76 Месяц назад

Very nicely restored! I mostly restore metal digital watches and also having no access to a lapping machine. My "tools" are fine emery paper and Scotchbrite for brush. Then as a substitute for Polywatch, I use toothpaste. I like my watches "mint". 😄

@mustafaduz71 27 дней назад

Bir saatsever olarak terapi gibiydi.Teşekkürler paylaşımın için.

@kennethjanczak4900 22 дня назад

Great job. Thanks for taking the time to make the video and share.

@gorfulator 13 дней назад

I want THAT watch!

@larrykelly2838 Месяц назад

You have your self a unique and nice watch, the video was really interesting.

@michaelk4741 21 день назад

Very nice work!!

@nikolajskrabelj4503 25 дней назад

Young boy , again , brilliant work .

@HAL-xy3om 5 дней назад

Good show, I've got two Poljot watches with the 3133 mouvement, and a few Vostoks too, I love Russian watches!

@remontchasov 27 дней назад

Отличная работа🙂👍

@vicrod5 Месяц назад

Brilliant as ever, thanks CS

@user-kj1od5ed7p 19 дней назад

Very cool watch thank you for sharing

@madheji Месяц назад

Absolutely amazing job and with each part explained in coherent and understandable way your videos are the best. There are a lot of watch restores on RU-vid but most if not all don’t explain much of the process. That, my friend set you apart and above them all. Thank you

@capnemo6576 18 дней назад

32:15 This is swiss Official Patent to USSR. Thanks for the video. Beautiful work. Like and subscribe 👍

@rasmuswittsell10 Месяц назад

You managed to find a very stylish Poljot watch too. Congratulations on a job well done!

@HorologyHubub Месяц назад

Great job my friend. 👍👍 excellent work on the case 😁 I can imagine the hours spent for those few minutes of footage 🤪 thank you 👏🏻👍

@user-kj1od5ed7p 19 дней назад

I did learn a lot thank you

@JDRichard 11 дней назад

Once again, great video chris. We should probably do another chat session as I am now officially retired. Or at least for the summer.

@XMarkxyz Месяц назад

Excellent work, interesting watch, my impression with all this alarm watches is that the goal is more about making the caseback vibrate than the sound itself, then the vibration would alert the person wearing it or it would transmit on the surface the watch sits on giving a more audible sound

@moisessan1 Месяц назад

Como adoro ver estos videos. Cada maquinaria es un mundo de ingenio analógico hermoso.

@WatchRestorationCottage Месяц назад

Awesome job Chris, especially on the case. Most of us would be totally content with that outcome! 👍

@sonnymoorehouse1941 Месяц назад

Sweet !!! Your Plating cases !!!! ive just started gathering the materials to do that !!!

@Pax.Alotin 19 часов назад

Wonderful

@Saving-Time Месяц назад

Lovely video. Try adding sodium lauryl sulphate sometimes called sodium coco sulphate to your nickel plating solution, it will stop the formation of bubbles on the case during plating. Great video mate :)

@csspinner Месяц назад

Great tip! I’ll give that a try next time

@santaclause2875 Месяц назад

Awesome video, CS!!!! You are the best !!!

@Muhammad-uu3nu Месяц назад

Amazing works

@moisessan1 Месяц назад

Early 90s lost most good things than bad. But won a big heritage of ingeniuos!!!

@jasonmartin1668 Месяц назад

Beautiful! Great work!!

@mscislawin 22 дня назад

I have it. Gor it for my first communion. The alarm buz is great :)

@wirelessgear Месяц назад

Good video

@user-eric_cartman Месяц назад

great job, thank you cs!

@ErnstWirklich Месяц назад

Nice video bro

@adfpv1153 Месяц назад

Great vid dude, thanks

@somewhereelse000 Месяц назад

I love the homage to Prokofiev in the soundtrack.

@g41thomas Месяц назад

13:53 EXCELLENT BACKGROUND MUSIC CHOICE ❤

@julianbizdoaca1546 Месяц назад

Im fascinated by how this things are working and whom ever invented them and the evolution in technology evolved over time

@andybrananigan6524 Месяц назад

Chris, I hope you got that bit of red fuzz off of the plate that you see at 22:05! Last year, I worked on an Elgin with the AS model. Though it looked way out of my wheelhouse, it was relatively easy to work on. Seeing these videos are always great!

@DthBakesh 11 дней назад

Still have a Poljot Automatic from my granpa. Thing still works and works nicely. Soviet horology is interesting albeit most mechanisms are copies, licenced or not so.

@jakekaywell5972 8 дней назад

I'd say while copies, liscenced or not definitely existed in a good quanitity with Soviet horology (ex. this alarm movement, Zvezda 1802, Molnija ChK-6, etc.), there was still more home-grown movement designs than not. The Poljot, Raketa, and Vostok 2209s as well as the Slava 2414 family are all good examples of this. I'd be curious as to what your grandpa's automatic from the FMWF could be more specifically.

@gpraceman Месяц назад

A bit surprised that you don't use an optical microscope. I had a digital microscope soon after starting this hobby. I found it of limited utility, basically for inspection. Couldn't work under it, even though there was adequate space. Looking at what I was doing on a monitor is harder for me to coordinate. Then I got an optical microscope. Huge difference. I can work under it and it makes servicing so much easier.

@jernejfunkl8300 Месяц назад

Interesting to see the repair of something exotic :)

@jdmccorful Месяц назад

Precision work dealing with crudely carved piece. Thanks for your time and skills.

@jakekaywell5972 Месяц назад

Not crude as much as undecorated. The caliber here was a stellar one, coming from good Swiss stock.

@Js2060 Месяц назад

Great job and quality video once again. I’m sure that lapping machine will be on your wish list.

@octaviobarajas3980 Месяц назад

Great video comrade lol 😆

@samnova450 Месяц назад

Great job Chris, watch reminds me of the Seiko bell-matic.

@silentaction 6 дней назад

I have unused, completly working piece, still price tag on it, nice to see what's inside

@stopmotionservices Месяц назад

love you'er work😄

@ygrbooks Месяц назад

Another brilliant video with lots of really instructive comments! Thank you so much and: 👍👌👏! Sadly, I bought a couple of fascinating Soviet/Russian watches a couple of years ago, but can neither wear nor gift them to anybody. They are so out - and are going to be for at least some decades.

@jakekaywell5972 Месяц назад

Why can you not wear a Soviet watch anymore? Allergic reaction to plated brass cases maybe?

@ygrbooks Месяц назад

@@jakekaywell5972 Simple: they were designed in the Soviet era, but built in modern Russia - 😊.

@jakekaywell5972 Месяц назад

@@ygrbooks So the watches you have and cannot wear anymore read "Сделано в России" at the 6 o'clock position instead of "Сделано в СССР"?

@ygrbooks Месяц назад

@@jakekaywell5972 Exactly.

@Slslvvv Месяц назад

@@ygrbooks you probably also can't wear a watch with the inscription Made in the USA.

@RaulGiacomin-eq6ff Месяц назад

Salud desde Montevideo Uruguay , 9-5-2024 . Me cautivo ese trabajo .

@djaydeved 8 дней назад

honestly these (and marshal at wrist watch revival) videos have inspired me to make a time keeping device in a game i enjoy so far i have an escapement that needs some beter adjustment the design of the clock is going to be similar to a grandfather clock or something the like. or heck maybe a actual clock tower with a key difference being that it will have a seconds hand. wheather it will have all the hands on the same axis, im unsure, i think i might just be able to figure out a system to get 2 on the same axis, a third is unknown on the first attempt the escapement has a irregular swing, but time between ticks is 1.179~ seconds, not bad for a untuned pendulum, but the irregularity is about a quarter of a block..... so maybe 5~ cm or something like that on the "left" half of the fork, escapement turns clockwise and it does infact make a tick noise every time the right fork half gets hit by the escape wheel, and goes a full 10 cm's on the pendulum scale i made to see what exactily its doing, (guess it would be aplitude scale?) so, i got some strange geometry going on with it, the left fork half is half a block shorter than the right, i dont have proper clearance, maybe the escapement teeth are not at the right angle? now im working on a power system, something to give me more stable power that isnt a block of gold at the end of some gears, something thatll give more run time. long rack of teeth and a weight should do the trick i think and with some noclipped parts i was able to get a 3 hands on 1 axis face! mint so now i have a pendulum, a kinetic batery and a part of a clock face.... the hands at least. so now i need to figure out how to get that escapement system tuned up properly, and letting the pendulum swing properly, and get it to swing on a proper interval, probably 1 or 2 seconds if i can preferably i would want it to complete a swing cycle every 2 seconds or 1, makes it super easy to figure out the gearing thats something i need to figure out by working backwards, regardless, i can tune it for either case. what i need to do is change the fork and escapement wheel geometry a tad bit

@marekmal328 Месяц назад

Some interesting facts: the word "poljot" (полет) means "flight" (J.Gagarin😉). This mechanism in several different housings was called "signal".

@CorneliusDale 20 дней назад

Isn't it beautiful that we can create life out of nothing more than metal and crystal?

@jakekaywell5972 8 дней назад

Not life, but a representation of a heartbeat more like. Very cool in any case and the stuff I live for now that I'm in watchmaking school.

@davidhollar5683 Месяц назад

I have a watch with that same movement, just need to replace both mainsprings...

@gioc4596 Месяц назад

Awesome to see another video from you. Excellent restoration so cool and unique with the 2 arbors . Glad to see you say , do svidaniya to the rust LOL. Thanks for showing that part. Btw I have a question , why not use breaking grease this time? How would one know if you need it or not? Thanks for the video.

@csspinner Месяц назад

Thanks! Braking grease is used on the mainspring barrel walls of an automatically winding watch. This allows the spring to slip around the walls properly. On a manual wind watch like this one, the spring is fixed to the wall and does not slide.

@gioc4596 Месяц назад

Very interesting thanks for the clarification. Thanks for the teaching moment and your awesome videos.

@curingabettoni4310 Месяц назад

Lindo trabalho parabéns, Brésil

@panchorummacpanchorum8906 Месяц назад

bravo !!! 😄👍

@NIKOMUND Месяц назад

Master work! Thank you the video! What chrono did you wear? I tried to slow and pause the video but the focus not on the watch 😭

@csspinner Месяц назад

It’s a vintage ‘40s NiceWatch (landeron 39). In fact it was repaired in my very first (cringeworthy!) video ever

@elibster8794 Месяц назад

Outstanding takedown and repair. A pleasure to watch! One question though: which watch case opener tips did you use to open the case? I have a Poljot with the same case closing mechanism, and none of my watch openers have square pegs small enough to fit into the holes.

@csspinner Месяц назад

It was a cheap opener included in this kit. Watch Repair Kit, Eventronic... www.amazon.com/dp/B0714DJYLQ?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

@elibster8794 Месяц назад

@@csspinner Wonderful; thank you!

@ManSkirtBrew 19 дней назад

Really nice video. Good pacing, good info, great shots! And chapters. What a Chad. I do have a question: when I Evapo-rust parts, they come out bluish black, and yours were very nice and shiny. Did you fiberglass brush them after?

@csspinner 19 дней назад

I leave them in just enough to dissolve the rust. Sometimes the polished surfaces blacken, but I used some 2000 grit to remove that layer and polished a bit

@elund408 Месяц назад

I have been told that Rolex at this time is putting people through their watch making school and giving $1800 a month to live on while they train you. You then work for them for 5 years to pay off the school and living expense, in other words they own your soul for 5 years. The school is in Dallas Tx. were In my 20s I would jump at this opportunity.

@csspinner Месяц назад

It does sound like a great opportunity and is a reflection of the shortage of watchmakers nowadays

@jakekaywell5972 Месяц назад

I had considered this opportunity myself, but ultimately went with the other Dallas-based watchmaking school (run by the Richemont Group) even without a $1800/month stipend for two reasons: 1. The standard that Rolex uses for its watchmaking students, SATA, is recognized by Rolex and only Rolex. The Richemont Group school, in contrast, adheres to the internationally-recognized WOSTEP standard. 2. Upon graduation from the Rolex course, you would be sent out where they tell you to to an AD. In other words, not directly for Rolex. Upon my (hopeful) graduation from the WOSTEP program at Richemont, I’ll work directly for Richemont at the Richemont Technical Center for a minimum term of 3 years.

@blitzar8443 28 дней назад

Really good video. There were some issues with shadows by your hand at some points it'd be perfect if you can fix those too.

@MarcMercier1971 Месяц назад

37:25 Not sure what the composition of that cylinder is, but Cratex makes rubberized abrasive points from small to large that'll fit on a Dremel in varying sizes, shapes and abrasiveness. Would mold around contours, etc.

@csspinner Месяц назад

Good to know. It’s just a cotton wheel charged with polishing compound

@mv2442 24 дня назад

Love the narration, the history talk... I am looking at local ads and there is the same watch for sale, somewhat better condition then yours was. This is one is supposedly running and alarm is working. What's a good price for it?

@josiahguthrie5797 Месяц назад

13:15 all rise for the Angry Grandpa (AGP) national anthem.

@todds2248 Месяц назад

Great work! It turned out really well. Which oilers are those? I'm not crazy about the flat tipped Bergeon ones I have been using. Seems like those more ball tipped ones would be better.

@csspinner Месяц назад

It’s the Horotec set. It’s got aluminum handles which is nice. I agree on the flat tip. I prefer these because they’re more rounded

@johnhannon Месяц назад

I have a similar microscope (mine is a Andonstar) and mounted it to a RODE PSA1 Microphone Boom Arm using a 3D printed bracket. When I want to take a photo during a disassembly, I pull the microscope down and it stays where I put it. I don't work under it, just use it to document where things go.

@csspinner Месяц назад

That’s a great idea! My 7” Andonstar I eventually rigged up to the lathe so I can get some nice close shots of that now. Also, for some lathe work it’s nice to just stare at the screen rather than hunch over with the loupe. Though like anything else, it only works for tasks that don’t require a depth of field to see

@j.m.j.ferwerda8142 8 дней назад

fantasties zoals u praat en handelt

@vincentzumpano3727 Месяц назад

Do you happen to sell your modified mainspring winders?

@AndersTornqvistsvedbergh Месяц назад

I had a Sovjet 24-hour dial submarine watch, back around 1986. It was a cheap copy so it broke fairly quickly, never the less I appreciated it during my student partying days/nights

@jakekaywell5972 Месяц назад

Could you remember the marque of your Soviet submarine watch? Also, not surprised about the date. Thanks to Perestroika reforms, all Soviet watchmaking factories suffered a big QC hit. Contributed to the unfortunate shutdown of more than a few of these same factories, such as Poljot and Slava.

@AndersTornqvistsvedbergh Месяц назад

@@jakekaywell5972 Oh, it must have been a Raketa, black. A friend was visiting Moscow and I asked him to buy a submarine watch if he had some time over. He found one for like 10 dollars (1986 dollars) so surprisingly cheap

@AndersTornqvistsvedbergh Месяц назад

Now I remember. I sat at a café, whining about that there should be 24 hour watches because I needed one to keep better track of my life. My friend (who where a budding journalist with special interest Sovjet/Russia) informed that these things exists in Russia and are called submarine watches. So I asked him to get one the next time he would go there

@AndersTornqvistsvedbergh Месяц назад

@@jakekaywell5972 Raketa, black

@lupus682 Месяц назад

У МЕНЯ БЫЛИ ЭТИ ЧАСЫ.ОЧЕНЬ ХОРОШИЕ.ТОЧНОСТЬ ХОДА.А. БУДИЛЬНИК ВООБЩЕ ЗВЕРЬ.

@alexandregb566 Месяц назад

9:13 This part with three gears will conjure up a certain boss for those who have already played minecraft in their lives. If you understood the reference, let a comment 😁.

@ukaszmichalczak1410 Месяц назад

👍

@csspinner Месяц назад

THANK YOU so much for the super thanks! 🙏

@chuckluetkemeyer740 Месяц назад

The Russian composition during the cleaning machine run was a nice touch!

@timothyodonnell8591 Месяц назад

Since EvapiRust can be reused several times, that bottle of EvapoRust is going to last you forever.

@user-du6yr1qx5d Месяц назад

Да...это не ,,ролекс,,...но они были доступны обычному рабочему по цене!😉

@tiberiuvincze8288 Месяц назад

Hello, nice video and a very surprising mechanism for architecture and precision ! very precise for a watch made in Ussr ! And I need your help , please - you made a video , I think , about a pocket watch , I hope I remember well, that had a jewel with a brass colette ! I cannot find that video can you help?Thank you !

@csspinner Месяц назад

You mean the one where I replaced a “rubbed in” jewel?

@tiberiuvincze8288 Месяц назад

Yes I think, that one!

@tiberiuvincze8288 Месяц назад

I have the same issue and I want to learn the technique from you !

@tiberiuvincze8288 Месяц назад

Never saw something like that !

@csspinner Месяц назад

This is the video you’re thinking of then- ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-l7tLsEjodwA.htmlsi=C4wc5t15sa8cjG29

@autoauto2000 Месяц назад

i have two of them but from the US in new condition

@maestromecanico597 Месяц назад

Nicely done, comrade.

@321-Gone Месяц назад

new watch guy question. You let the fixodrop rub off before oiling on pallets?

@csspinner Месяц назад

Yes. At least run it for 15 minutes before oiling the pallets

@MeMelon4u Месяц назад

COULD YOU RESTORE A SEIKO BELLMATIC AS WELL??

@Evergreen64 Месяц назад

Noisy cricket? I thought you had been visited by the Men in Black.

@frequencywatchers 28 дней назад

I have around 50 soviet watches. Even ones that only generals could get, then i have one thats only was givsn to desants and other strange radioactive watches. All for sale

@krzysztofderen1582 Месяц назад

There was a second pocket watch made by Longines and I lost it too.