This Vostok men's mechanical watch was made by the Chistopol Watch Factory in the 1980s, with production dating to around 1985. It is powered by the serviced caliber 2414A movement and is offered as an all-original Soviet-era piece.
The watch has a warm gold dial that suits the gold-plated oval case beautifully, giving it a very period-correct late Soviet dress-watch character. The dial is signed Wostok, 17 jewels, made in USSR, with clean Arabic hour markings and a practical date window. Blued hands add a crisp contrast against the gold surface, while the black seconds hand gives the dial a sharper, more technical note. The acrylic crystal is in good condition, and the overall impression is clean, restrained and very wearable.
Inside is the Vostok caliber 2414A, a dependable hand-wound Soviet mechanical movement with date indication. This example has been serviced, with full disassembly, cleaning, washing, reassembly and lubrication completed.
The gold-plated case is in good vintage condition with small signs of use, consistent with careful wear rather than heavy abuse. The crystal and dial are both in good condition, and the dial is described as practically free from signs of use, which is a real strength on a gold-dial Soviet watch of this age.
The stainless steel screw-down caseback has no deep scratches. The watch is all original and was serviced on July 19, 2026, including complete disassembly, cleaning, washing, assembly and lubrication. It is sold without a strap, allowing the next owner to pair it with an 18 mm leather strap of their choice.
This is a well-sized Soviet Vostok with a 40 mm oval gold-plated case, a clean gold dial, and the 17-jewel caliber 2414A inside. The serviced movement, original condition and strong dial presentation make it a pleasing collector-grade example from the Chistopol Watch Factory's 1980s production.