Great video! Have to check my Molnija but it looks like the same caliber. This will be invaluable. Someone told me that Molnija used machinery and a design bought from Rolex to make these. Is that true? Also congrats for having the courage to mill that dial!
@@hisstorymn Not so sure, but they definitely made it all in-house including the hairsprings🤓 I think they're based on a French movement🤔. Have to check on internet what was the brand and the caliber.......
@@ОлегСоловьев-д7з Yes!!! You are totally right. I saw the ЧЧЗ logo and automatically assumed it was from Chistopol Watch Factory😬 Just double checked on internet and the existing ЧЧЗ logo on the barrel bridge is a match with the Chelyabinsk Watch Factory used from 1942-1964🤓
Great video! Have to check my Molnija but it looks like the same caliber. This will be invaluable. Someone told me that Molnija used machinery and a design bought from Rolex to make these. Is that true? Also congrats for having the courage to mill that dial!
@@hisstorymn Not so sure, but they definitely made it all in-house including the hairsprings🤓
I think they're based on a French movement🤔.
Have to check on internet what was the brand and the caliber.......
Just subscribe Orlin, looking forward to more full length videos. Russian watches are fine. Love them myself. Thanks.❤😂🎉
The Molniya plant is not located in Chistopol, but in Chelyabinsk.
@@ОлегСоловьев-д7з Yes!!! You are totally right. I saw the ЧЧЗ logo and automatically assumed it was from Chistopol Watch Factory😬
Just double checked on internet and the existing ЧЧЗ logo on the barrel bridge is a match with the Chelyabinsk Watch Factory used from 1942-1964🤓