Pobeda—meaning ‘Victory’—became one of the emblematic post‑war Soviet watch names, with production of the Pobeda movement beginning in 1946. These watches were designed to be reliable and widely available, making them a common daily-wear choice across the USSR. Vintage Pobeda pieces are collected for straightforward mechanical construction, period-correct typography and dial design, and their place in mid‑20th‑century Soviet manufacturing history that shaped mass-market watch ownership.
HMT Nishat (Ref. 140279) (37mm; Manual) (Rare)
Mortima 17 Jewels Super Datomatic Diver (Ref. ) (37mm; Automatic) (Rare)
Poljot Dater (Ref. 747702) (37mm; Automatic) (Very Rare)
Seiko Kinetic 6N0647 (Ref. 5M42-0E40) (37mm; Quartz) (Rare)
Citizen Eagle 7 Kanji Font 71-1659 (Ref. 4-062744 SMK) (37mm; Automatic) (Rare)
HMT Kohinoor (Ref. 051887) (37mm; Manual)
Seiko 5 681346 (Ref. 7019-5080) (37mm; Automatic)
Favre Leuba Zenith Subsecond Sterling Silver Trench Watch Super (Ref. ) (30mm; Manual) (Rare)
Citizen 1800 63-1019 (Ref. 4-1806155MK) (35mm; Manual)
Meridian Watch Company LadySmith (Ref. 54570) (30mm; Manual)
HMT Janata Art Deco Bhel Edition (Ref. 200184) (35mm; Manual)
HMT Janata HJL (Ref. 14001) (35mm; Manual)
Henri Sandoz Dater (Ref. 11789Y-88-4) (34mm; Manual)
Meridian Watch Company Lady-Smith (Ref. Unknown) (30mm; Manual)
Seiko Sportsmatic 5900828 (Ref. 7625-8041) (38mm; Automatic) (Rare)
Enthusiast Pack / Audio Technica AT-LP60X + Edifier R1280DB Speakers / Stereo Turntable Package
Audio-Technica AT-LP120XUSB Direct-Drive Professional Turntable [Plug & Play]
Audio-Technica AT-LP70X Fully Automatic Belt-Drive Turntable