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15/09/2026

The Baikonour Cosmodrome was born in the Kazakh steppe on 2 June 1955, and it remains the birthplace of the entire Space Age. It was from these launch pads that Sputnik lifted off in 1957, and from here that Yuri Gagarin became the first human in space in 1961. This mechanical Pobeda (Победа, “Victory”) carries a commemorative dial made for the cosmodrome’s 45th anniversary, produced around the year 2000.

The dial is a striking blue gradient, showing a rocket on its launch pad, a globe, and the inscription 45 ЛЕТ БАЙКОНУР (“45 Years Baikonour”) in gold and white lettering.
The case measures 38 mm across with a blackened finish (black chrome), fitted on a black leather strap. Serial number 107785 is engraved on the case back.

Serviced by our master watchmaker on 14 June 2026: the movement overhauled, the crystal polished, the hands and dial cleaned. It runs beautifully and comes with a 6-month warranty.

Status: Available ✅
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08/09/2026

A miniature of Vera Mukhina’s Worker and Kolkhoz Woman, the 24.5-metre stainless steel group that crowned Boris Iofan’s Soviet pavilion at the 1937 Paris World’s Fair, directly facing the German pavilion across the Trocadéro.
After the fair it was shipped back to Moscow and installed at the entrance of VDNKh, became the Mosfilm emblem in 1947, and returned to its pedestal on 4 December 2009 after a six-year restoration.

Cast iron with a dark brown patina, the worker in overalls raising his hammer, the kolkhoz woman lifting her sickle, her scarf caught mid-flight.
The base carries the square monogram cartouche of the Monumentskulptura art foundry in Leningrad, which also produced small-scale reductions of Soviet monuments.

Mounted on a green serpentine plinth, 23.5 cm total height, likely cast in the 1960s.

Very good condition, even patina, no losses.

Status: Available ✅

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02/09/2026

A hand-engraved silver brooch from the very first years of Soviet power, marked “Р.С.Ф.С.Р.” with the dotted abbreviation used on the official seals of 1918.
The crossed hammer and sickle only became the state emblem in the spring of 1918, and until the winter of 1919 Red Army insignia were not regulated at all: commanders had their own badges made by local craftsmen.

According to the history passed on by the seller, this one belonged to an RKKA commander, and the style of the engraved scrolls and trefoil openwork points to a Caucasian silversmith rather than a Moscow workshop.

Pierced silver, no hallmark as is usual for hand-made pieces of that period, entirely hand-engraved with a five-pointed star, hammer and sickle and foliage scrolls, set with a large faceted red glass stone in a serrated open-back bezel, about 5 x 5 cm. Simple C-clasp pin at the back.

Natural patina, light surface scratches, one of a kind. Very good condition for a piece of more than a century.

Status: Available ✅

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26/08/2026

In July 1992, French astronaut Michel Tognini docked with the Mir space station aboard Soyuz TM-15, becoming the third Frenchman in space.
He spent fourteen days in orbit running microgravity experiments as part of the Franco-Russian cooperation between CNES and the Russian space agency.
Yema, founded in Besançon in 1948 and long tied to the French space program (the brand equipped Jean-Loup Chrétien on the first French manned flight in 1982), created this chronograph to commemorate the mission: ПРОЕКТ АНТАРЕС (Project Antares) is engraved on the bezel, named after the brightest star in Scorpius.

Numbered limited edition, this example carrying N°466 engraved on the caseback along with reference M4.8P86 BH. Quartz chronograph, 39 mm stainless steel case, tachymeter bezel, dial signed YEMA PARIS and QUARTZ 100M. Leather strap.

New battery fitted and serviced in May 2026. 6-month guarantee.

Status: Available ✅

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13/08/2026

A Poljot mechanical watch produced by the First Moscow Watch Factory to celebrate the completion of the BAM, the Baikal-Amur Mainline.

The dial carries the БАМ inscription, the year 1984, and the words ГОД ЗОЛОТОГО ЗВЕНА, “Year of the Golden Link”.

On 29 September 1984, construction brigades coming from east and west met at Balbukhta, and on 1 October the Golden Link ceremony at Kuanda station sealed the junction of the two sections, closing a decade of work across permafrost, mountain ranges and taiga on this 4,324 km line running north of the Trans-Siberian.

Chrome-plated brass case, 37 mm, serial number 143616 engraved on the caseback.

Hand-wound mechanical movement, leather strap.

Serviced by our master watchmaker in June 2026. The mechanism has been overhauled, the crystal polished, and the case, hands and dial cleaned. 6-month guarantee.

Status: Available ✅

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04/08/2026

Limited-edition Raketa “Tselina” watch, number 073 of 200 pieces. It features a round, 40mm-diameter case manufactured in Besançon (France) and is powered by a Raketa movement imported from the USSR. Brown leather strap. The graphic dial, directly inspired by Soviet Constructivist art, displays a pattern of colorful stripes.
The inscription “ЦЕЛИНА” (Tselina—“Virgin Lands”) appears in white letters on a black background across the dial.
At the bottom is the signature “РАКЕТА СДЕЛАНО В СССР” (Raketa Made in USSR).
The case back bears the engravings “ОГРАНИЧЕННАЯ СЕРИЯ” (Limited Series), the reference number S 120050, and the individual number 073/200.
The name “Tselina” refers to the Virgin Lands campaign launched by Nikita Khrushchev in 1954—a massive agricultural program aimed at cultivating the steppes of Kazakhstan and Western Siberia.
The dial pays tribute to this pivotal moment in Soviet history with a design reminiscent of the era’s propaganda posters.
A rare Franco-Soviet timepiece, combining a case made in the French watchmaking capital with a movement from the Raketa factory in Petrodvorets (Saint Petersburg).
Tested, in perfect working order; comes with a 6-month warranty.

Status: Available ✅

02/08/2026

Three of them at the same time.
These are the hammer and sickle Raketa from the Petrodvorets factory in Saint Petersburg.

Since our post on this model went around the world people kept sending us theirs, and we kept saying no most of the time, maybe 1 out of 3 is untouched and the rest are repainted or fitted with the wrong hands. If you’re hunting for one yourself, look for genuine brass hands and not painted with yellow paint, and wheat ears that stay well separated from each other.

Red dial, golden wheat ears at the bottom, hour and minute hands shaped as a hammer and a sickle in brass, gold plated case, 34 mm diameter mm, equipped with a 2609 hand wound mechanism.

Status: Available ✅

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24/07/2026

A 1984 Soviet bronze sculpture depicting a cosmonaut performing an extravehicular activity while orbiting the Earth. A chrome-plated brass rocket soars at the top of the composition, carried by a spiraling trajectory adorned with gilded motifs.
The cosmonaut, clad in a detailed spacesuit, floats amidst a field of stars with his life-support gear, capturing the grandeur of the Soviet space program. The piece bears a dedication engraved on the Bakelite base: “To the dear Vladimir Vladimirovich, on his 50th birthday, from the staff of the Elektropribor factory, Kharkov.”
Founded in the 1950s, the Elektropribor factory in Kharkov was a flagship of the Soviet electronics and instrumentation industry, manufacturing precision equipment for the military and the space sector.
This commemorative sculpture reflects Soviet industrial pride and the fascination with space exploration, a central theme of USSR propaganda and national identity since Gagarin’s 1961 flight.
Total height: 30 cm; base: 27 x 13 cm; weight: approximately 4 kg.

Very good overall condition; original bronze patina.

Status: Available ✅

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10/07/2026

Commemorative badge marking the centenary of the birth of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin (1870–1970), crafted from .875 fine sterling silver and accented with bright red enamel.
It features a Constructivist design: a stylized silhouette of Lenin set against a map of the USSR filled with translucent red enamel.
The reverse bears two Soviet hallmarks stamped into the metal: the .875 fineness mark accompanied by the assay mark (featuring a profile head) and a maker’s mark.
Lenin’s 1970 centenary sparked a massive commemorative campaign across the Soviet Union. Thousands of items—ranging from medals and stamps to badges—were produced to mark the occasion. Pieces made from .875 silver—the Soviet standard corresponding to 87.5% pure silver—are among the most sought-after by collectors due to their high-quality craftsmanship and the quality of the material. Good overall condition; natural silver patina; red enamel intact with no chips. Compact square format, approximately 3 cm per side.

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08/07/2026

Soviet Navy (VMF, Navy) regulatory belt, black leather lined with natural brown leather.

The solid brass buckle bears the Soviet naval emblem, a five-pointed star struck by the sickle and hammer, flanked by a stylized navy anchor. This type of belt equipped officers of the Soviet Navy throughout the Cold War.
The hook fastening system allows for quick adjustment, a typical design of Soviet military equipment designed for robustness and functionality.
The length of 95 cm is adjustable to fit different morphologies. The brass of the buckle has a beautiful golden patina, testimony to real use within the fleet.
The leather remains supple and in good overall condition, with the natural marks of time reinforcing the character of this military accessory turned collector’s piece.

Status: Available ✅

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