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1960s Sekonda (Poljot) Strela 3017 Chronograph.
Sekonda (Poljot) Strela 3017 Chronograph (Steel)
Ref 1330
A superb example of the iconic 1960s–70s Sekonda (Poljot) Strela 3017 chronograph, presented in stainless steel and offered in exceptional unworn condition. Measuring 36mm in diameter excluding the pushers with an 18mm strap width, the watch retains strong, balanced proportions typical of professional Soviet-era chronographs.
At its heart is the highly regarded Poljot Calibre 3017, a 19-jewel hand-wound column-wheel chronograph movement derived from the Swiss Venus 150 architecture. Celebrated for its smooth actuation and mechanical sophistication, the 3017 represents one of the finest chronograph movements produced in the Soviet Union, combining robust engineering with classic column-wheel design.
The dial displays a striking aged patina, adding character and authenticity to the watch’s vintage appeal. It features a clean, functional layout with chronograph registers and clear legibility, reflecting its original purpose as a precision instrument. The Sekonda branding was used for export markets, particularly the UK, during the period when Soviet-made watches were distributed under Western market names.
The Strela 3017 has a strong historical association with Soviet aviation and space exploration, having been issued to military and cosmonaut personnel. Models of this type are famously linked with early space missions, contributing to the watch’s enduring reputation as one of the most collectible Soviet chronographs.
The watch is fitted to a brown Hirsch strap and an aftermarket Omega-style buckle, complementing its vintage aesthetic while ensuring comfortable wear.
Each of our watches is carefully cleaned and serviced by an experienced watchmaker to ensure reliable performance while preserving its original character. For added peace of mind, it is supplied complete with a 12-month mechanical warranty and a new presentation box.
Brand: Sekonda / Poljot
Model: Strela 3017 Chronograph
Period: 1960s–70s
Case Material: Stainless Steel
Case Size: 36mm (excluding pushers)
Strap Width: 18mm
Movement: Poljot Calibre 3017
Type: Manual Wind Chronograph
Jewels: 19 Jewels
Movement Base: Derived from Swiss Venus 150
Dial: Patinated Dial with Chronograph Registers
Functions: Chronograph
Condition Excellent Vintage Condition
Warranty: 12-Month Mechanical Warranty
Presentation: Supplied with a New Presentation Box
A highly desirable and collectible Soviet-era chronograph, admired for its column-wheel movement, space-age heritage associations, and striking patinated dial. A standout example of the legendary Sekonda Strela 3017.
Sekonda (Poljot) Strela 3017 Chronograph (Steel)
Ref 1330
A superb example of the iconic 1960s–70s Sekonda (Poljot) Strela 3017 chronograph, presented in stainless steel and offered in exceptional unworn condition. Measuring 36mm in diameter excluding the pushers with an 18mm strap width, the watch retains strong, balanced proportions typical of professional Soviet-era chronographs.
At its heart is the highly regarded Poljot Calibre 3017, a 19-jewel hand-wound column-wheel chronograph movement derived from the Swiss Venus 150 architecture. Celebrated for its smooth actuation and mechanical sophistication, the 3017 represents one of the finest chronograph movements produced in the Soviet Union, combining robust engineering with classic column-wheel design.
The dial displays a striking aged patina, adding character and authenticity to the watch’s vintage appeal. It features a clean, functional layout with chronograph registers and clear legibility, reflecting its original purpose as a precision instrument. The Sekonda branding was used for export markets, particularly the UK, during the period when Soviet-made watches were distributed under Western market names.
The Strela 3017 has a strong historical association with Soviet aviation and space exploration, having been issued to military and cosmonaut personnel. Models of this type are famously linked with early space missions, contributing to the watch’s enduring reputation as one of the most collectible Soviet chronographs.
The watch is fitted to a brown Hirsch strap and an aftermarket Omega-style buckle, complementing its vintage aesthetic while ensuring comfortable wear.
Each of our watches is carefully cleaned and serviced by an experienced watchmaker to ensure reliable performance while preserving its original character. For added peace of mind, it is supplied complete with a 12-month mechanical warranty and a new presentation box.
Brand: Sekonda / Poljot
Model: Strela 3017 Chronograph
Period: 1960s–70s
Case Material: Stainless Steel
Case Size: 36mm (excluding pushers)
Strap Width: 18mm
Movement: Poljot Calibre 3017
Type: Manual Wind Chronograph
Jewels: 19 Jewels
Movement Base: Derived from Swiss Venus 150
Dial: Patinated Dial with Chronograph Registers
Functions: Chronograph
Condition Excellent Vintage Condition
Warranty: 12-Month Mechanical Warranty
Presentation: Supplied with a New Presentation Box
A highly desirable and collectible Soviet-era chronograph, admired for its column-wheel movement, space-age heritage associations, and striking patinated dial. A standout example of the legendary Sekonda Strela 3017.