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The Poljot Alarm represents an era when the First Moscow Watch Factory produced some of the most technically interesting Soviet timepieces
the watch appears elegant and wearable
underscoring the brand’s legacy
8310-8309 is especially appealing for collectors who enjoy understated German vintage watches rather than overly decorative designs
Inside the watch is the ETA 2451 automatic movement
Omega Geneve, Ref. 166.0188, Cal. 1022, Men’s Automatic Vintage Watch Emka The Poljot Alarm represents anVintage Omega Geneve Dress Watch from 1974, powered by the Cal. 1022 automatic movement, featuring a striking black dial with day date display and a refined tonneau case. This fully serviced Swiss timepiece is now available for sale. Omega Geneve 1974 First Impression 166. 0188 The Omega Geneve Ref. 166. 0188 is an outstanding example of 1970s Swiss watchmaking. Its barrel shaped stainless steel case, satin brushed finish, and contrasting black dial
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