New to WatchUSeek so apologies if this on the right Forum:
I’ve just purchased in non working condition this Majak alarm clock which clearly uses a watch movement to energize the alarm buzzer.
I love the look of it and would be interested if anyone has seen one of these before and any info on it would be most appreciated

Today’s Victim.

Hello,
After several years of not buying any watches, having fallen down a very deep pit some years ago which took a long time to get out of, I’ve had a relapse..
A few weeks ago, I bought an Okean. Now this…
Both I’d wanted for years. But I managed to resist, until I forgot about them.

Well, now I’ve remembered.
This arrived today.
It’s incredibly beautiful and has a nice presence to it.
Comfortable on the wrist and feels well made.
I love the dark green lume. It’s a great contrast to…

Strela Cosmos CO40CYB

So I recently received a small joblot of vintage watches, bought because I was after one particular case that was part of it. There were other nice old watches as well though, one of which was a 26 Jewels USSR Sekonda, manual wind.

I know next to nothing about mechanical watches so forgive my lack of knowledge.

It runs pretty well, but I haven’t tested for timekeeping yet. Can you guys look at the photos of the movement and tell me how I can remove it from the case so I can dunk that in…

USSR Sekonda help please

Hi,
I’ve always fancied a stainless steel OKEAH, but the cost has always put me off.
I have a Cyrillic civilian 3133 which I’m reluctant to wear, because it’s mint. The plated case puts me off.

Recently I’ve seen poljotuhren and poljot24de on eBay both have a remanufactured OKEAH with the seagull movement. They’re affordable, look pretty cool and tick the box.

My questions:
Has anyone bought one of these?
Is there any difference between either sellers product?
Any comments on the quality…

OKEAH ST19

I found this Clock in the U-boat Museum in Hamburg. It’s worth a visit.

Interesting facts about the submarine | U-Boat 434 – U-Boat Museum Hamburg