The vintage mechanical (hand winding) alarm clock "Slava" is made in the 1970s in Soviet Union/USSR.Caliber 5671. This multicolor wind-up alarm clock is rare and in excellent condition. It's working. Would be a great addition to any collection. Perfect retro decorative element for your home.
Measurements (appx.) on retro desk clock:
- Height - 3 inches 7.5 cm
- Width - 3 inches / 7.5 cm
- Depth - 1.57 inches / 4 cm
- Dial diameter - 2.17 inches / 5.5 cm
- Weight - 0.38 lb / 0.174 kg
Alarm clock been through a recent service by a professional watch tech and keeps good time.
📜The 2nd Moscow Watch Factory is the home of Slava – Слава- Glory watches and clocks. The factory started as the “State Trust for Precision Mechanics – Gostrest Tochmek- Гострест Точмех” in 1924 and in 1930 became the 2nd Moscow Watch Factory. During the 1930s the factory developed wrist watches, alarm, wall and car clocks, pocket watches and chess clocks.At the beginning of the Great Patriotic War, the factory was evacuated to Chistopol and concentrated its production on the war effort. This not only included watches for military staff but also, timers and fuses for missiles and other technical military apparatus. As the factory was key to the military, control briefly passed to the Ministry of Armaments.Following the war, the factory produced watches under the names of Victory and Salute. By the 1950s, the name Slava had been adopted. The factory also briefly produced watches under the name START – Старт-.As well as producing wrist watches, the factory was also prolific in producingclocks, mainly alarm clocks and wall clocks. Both watches and clocks from the factory were exported abroad, not only to the Warsaw Pact countries but also to western countries such as the United Kingdom, France and Germany. One of the strongest links to the west was the production of Slava watches for the British Company Sekonda. This relationship lasted from the 1960s until the collapse of the USSR.The old factory building in Moscow has recently been demolished but the Slava company continues to produce watches.
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This watch isn't meant for a museum display case. It was built to live, to tick, and to remind you of a different era on your wrist. The perfect find for a true connoisseur!
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