Raketa is associated with the Petrodvorets Watch Factory near St. Petersburg—an industrial site established in 1721 that later became a key center for Soviet watchmaking. Raketa watches are known for in‑house calibres and a design language that ranges from utilitarian to boldly graphic, reflecting different Soviet-era needs and aesthetics. Vintage Raketa pieces attract collectors for their historical context, distinctive dials, and the appeal of mechanical watches produced largely within a single industrial system.
Seiko 100 M 202939 (Ref. 7N43-0BS0) (40mm; Quartz)
Oscar Sports Super Shock 17 Jewels (Ref. A6526) (40mm; Manual)
Vostok Komandirskie Amphibian Commander (Ref. Unknown) (40mm; Manual)
Vostok Komandirskie Amphibian Commander (Ref. 257866) (40mm; Manual)
Ricoh Crystal UFO (Ref. 611088) (40mm; Automatic)
Timex Expedition Double Shock Olive Green (Ref. 939-19) (48mm; Quartz)
HMT Akarsh (Ref. 040107) (36mm; Manual)
Favre Leuba Datic (Ref. 62163) (38mm; Manual)
Seiko (Ref. 6602-8060) (38mm x 41mm; Manual)
HMT Vikas Roman Numericals (Ref. 051389) (36mm; Manual)
Raketa (Ref. Unknown) (28mm; Manual)
Raketa Sport (Ref. 381964) (39mm; Manual)
Paketa Perpetual Calendar (Ref. 169) (42mm; Manual)
Orient Sports 50 M 691372 (Ref. UN9W-00 CS) (42mm; Quartz)
Lorus Sports Pilot Aviator by Seiko Ana-Digi (Ref. V041-6050) (44mm; Quartz)
Enthusiast Pack / Audio Technica AT-LP60X + Edifier R1280DB Speakers / Stereo Turntable Package
Audio-Technica AT-LP120X USB BK Direct-Drive Professional Turntable [Plug & Play]
Audio-Technica AT-LP70X Fully Automatic Belt-Drive Turntable