Poljot Gold Plated Square Watch, Cal 2614.2H

A red seconds hand and black TV-shaped chapter ring give this 1990 Poljot a graphic contrast against its brushed silver dial. The faceted gold-plated case measures 34 mm across and contains hand-wound caliber 2614.2H. A flat acrylic crystal and new high-gloss black leather strap complete its angular presentation.

Layered silver dial and a red seconds hand

Vertical brushing forms the dial’s central silver field, with printed numerals in five-minute increments. The surrounding black chapter ring follows the TV-shaped outline and carries the minute markers. Rectangular cardinal indices have an applied-style appearance, adding another level to the display.

POLJOT, 17 JEWELS and MADE IN USSR printing accompanies a framed date at 3. Slim gold baton hour and minute hands stand above the silver surface, while the red central seconds hand has a circular counterweight. There is no luminous material.

Faceted plating and high-gloss leather

The polished gold-plated case has flat planes, crisp facets and a narrow bezel. Short integrated lugs keep the length to 38 mm, with an 18 mm strap fitting. Its broad dial opening gives the compact case more visual presence, while the low profile preserves the proportions of dress watches.

The flat acrylic crystal produces slight distortion at the dial edges. The case has only minor age-consistent wear. Gold plating describes its finish; the underlying case metal is not established.

A new high-gloss black leather strap has an embossed pattern, a slim profile and slight taper. Its gold-tone pin buckle matches the case. This modern replacement is distinct from the original watch head.

Hand-wound 2614.2H and preserved condition

The 17-jewel caliber 2614.2H powers this hand-wound watch’s central seconds and date. Its approximate specifications are 18,000 bph, or 2.5 Hz, and roughly 40 hours of reserve when fully wound. Regular winding at the crown is required.

Poljot’s First Moscow Watch Factory background places this design among Russian watches from the final years of the USSR. The geometric case and layered dial continue an industrial design language established in the 1970s and 1980s.

This used example is in impressive overall condition, with clean dial brushing, sharp printing and preserved hands, indices and date frame. It retains original watch-head components and is fully serviced, lubricated, regulated and fully operational. A 12-month warranty is included, with worldwide shipping available.