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    No, my ST-19 a remake...

    Unfortunately originals are extremely, extremely, rare.

    Welcome to the forum comrade and post the pictures of your komanderskies when you can.
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    Re: No, my ST-19 a remake...

    Dear Comrade Strela,

    I can't wait to receive my Komandirskies and also Seagull, probably-hopefully next week and I will post them as soon as they arrive.

    Best Regards . . .
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    Re: Some 17 jewel Sturmanskie pics...

    Nice watch, thanks for the pictures!
    I'am looking for a similar donor watch for my own Shturmanski, as you can see, the crown looks familiar

    Best regards, Tom Vreeken.



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    Re: Some 17 jewel Sturmanskie pics...

    Perhaps i'm optimistic, but that Shturmanskie is in good conditions for today's standards.

    They are becoming more and more rare, and it's a good thing if the dial is not destroyed by the age and by the effect of the radium paint.

    I consider myself as a lucky guy, having bought my 2 Gagarin Sturmanskies when there were decent pieces for decent prices. So every watch of this type in these conditions can be already considered as a good find.

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    Re: Some 17 jewel Sturmanskie pics...

    Thanks for the compliments, but as you can see the hour and seconds hand and the crown are not original. I bought this one last year on the bay for a decent price.
    And stupid enough, I let go a 15 jewel Shturmanski for a decent price on the bay last week
    Best regards, Tom Vreeken.



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    Re: Some 17 jewel Sturmanskie pics...

    Quote Originally Posted by tjvreeken View Post
    Thanks for the compliments, but as you can see the hour and seconds hand and the crown are not original. I bought this one last year on the bay for a decent price.
    And stupid enough, I let go a 15 jewel Shturmanski for a decent price on the bay last week
    I was referring to the Strela's watch, but your watch is quite good too.

    Very good dial (although the red star is faded), you must find a Sportivnie 17J as parts donor, and you will have a 100% correct piece.

    And, with a bit of boldness, you can re-paint the red star to make it revive. Not an orthodox operation, but i would try.

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    Re: Some 17 jewel Sturmanskie pics...

    Sorry, I should not have snatched Strela's topic
    Yes, I'am looking for a 17j Sportivnie, but they are hard to find with good hands, and I prefer to leave the dial as it is.
    Best regards, Tom Vreeken.



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    Re: Some 17 jewel Sturmanskie pics...

    Two questions, since it seems you are an expert for gagarin shturmanskie:
    1) can this type of hands be also on 15j caliber watch?
    2) Can 17j caliber watch have a back plate without engravings about dust proof (so 15j original back plate)

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    Re: Some 17 jewel Sturmanskie pics...

    [QUOTE = Strela; 2283303] I bought this as a spare/parts watch years ago but ended up wearing it as it was in such decent shape. The crown is incorrect, but it looked nice so I never bothered to switch it out with a correct crown that I had but was in worse shape. This watch happens to be one of my most accurate in my collection









    [/ QUOTE]
    :thanks Very nice, the moviment is bright
    Last edited by michele; April 19th, 2010 at 21:00.

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    To answer your questions...

    1) can this type of hands be also on 15j caliber watch?

    NO

    2) Can 17j caliber watch have a back plate without engravings about dust proof (so 15j original back plate)

    NO
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