Raketa Perpetual Calendar Watch - Vintage Collectors Watch

Raketa Perpetual Calendar Watch Description

Raketa Perpetual Calendar Watch is one of the brightest symbols of the industrial greatness of the USSR. "Raketa" is a watch brand. The company was one of the 13 largest watch factories of the Soviet Union.

The watch has a PERPETUAL CALENDAR - a calendar for a wide range of years, designed to determine the day of the week.

Perpetual calendars require no calculations. They are created to calculate the day of the week in which someone was born or a specific event occurred.

The calendar repeats exactly once in 28 years, but in some cases it can be more often. There is a lot of this information about it on the Internet. For example, 2022 completely coincides with the year 1994 in this watch!

Perpetual Calendar Watch Characteristics

• Year: 1980's
• Case size: 40 mm
• Movement: Mechanical
• Case materials: Brass, Stainless Steel
• Strap materials: Stainless Steel 
• Made in USSR. 

Collectors Watch Benefits

• Timeless Vintage Appeal: The Raketa Perpetual Calendar Watch is a timeless vintage timepiece that will never go out of style. Its classic design and unique features make it a collector's item that you can enjoy for years to come.
• Accurate Perpetual Calendar: With the perpetual calendar feature, this watch accurately tracks the day of the week without requiring any manual calculations. It is a great convenience for anyone who needs to stay on top of their schedule.
• Durable Construction: The watch is made of durable brass and stainless steel materials that ensure longevity and resilience to wear and tear. You can wear this watch with confidence, knowing that it will last for a long time.
• Mechanical Movement: The mechanical movement of this watch ensures reliable and precise timekeeping. You don't have to worry about replacing batteries or relying on electronic parts that can break down over time.
• Unique Piece of History: As a product of the USSR, this watch is a unique piece of history that represents the industrial greatness of the era. It's a great conversation starter and a piece that tells a story of a bygone era.