Vintage USSR "Zaria" (Zarya) Ladies Mechanical Watch – 22 Jewels – Calendar Up
for sale is a rare and collectible Soviet-era wristwatch for ladies by
the Penza Watch Factory (Заря). Unlike basic women's watches on 17
jewels, this modification features a high-grade 22-jewel movement (Cal.
2014A), ensuring better accuracy and durability. Key Specifications: Brand: Zaria (Заря), Penza Factory – known for specializing in high-quality ladies' timepieces. Movement: Mechanical, hand-winding. Caliber 2014A (based on the robust Soviet design). Jewels: 22 Ruby Rubies (inscribed "22 JEWELS" on dial). Functions: Hours, Minutes, Central Seconds, Date Window (at 3 o'clock). Dial: Dark grey with a horizontal satin finish ("sunburst" effect). Export Version: Markings are in Latin letters ("ZARIA," "22 JEWELS," "MADE IN USSR").
Case Size: Approx. 33mm x 27mm (including the crown). *Relatively
large for a vintage ladies' dress watch from the 1970s-80s.* Strap: Comes with a period-correct matching bracelet. Condition: Working . Please check photos for exact cosmetic condition. The watch has typical patina for its age. Why this watch? Collectors
value the Penza "Zaria" factory for making only women's watches, often
using more jewels than competitors. The 22-jewel movement is far less
common than the standard 17-jewel versions.
🔔 Photos are part of the description and reflect the actual current condition of the watch. Colors may vary slightly depending on your screen and lighting. 📍Combined Shipping:
Dear friends, if you want to buy several items and combine shipping, just write me — I’ll be happy to help you save on postage. Buy multiple items but don’t pay right away — I’ll send you one combined invoice with discounted shipping based on total weight. If you already paid separately for each item, let me know — I’ll refund the overpaid shipping amount.
📢Shipping Information: Order ships within 24–72 hours after payment. Please double-check your shipping address is correct. Sent via registered mail with tracking. Tracking may update with delay. You can track it at least until the Bulgarian border; afterward use your local postal service website (same tracking number).