ZIM 2602
Description
This movement seems to originate from the 1930ies. It does not use a shock protection, but has got a small decentral second hand, and the shapes of the plates remind of early times.
Technically, this movement is not modern at all, except the screw-less glucydur balance. But the hairspring is bent in a Breguet-Shape, which is normally only used in very expensive watches. The reason is, that this movement is a constructed like the french LIP R-26.
modern version
This movement, called “Pobjeda”, was produced by a number of russian watch factories, such as the second Moscow watch factory, which called it Slava 2602(A).
ZIM 2602 dial side
Technical data
| Manufacturer: | ZIM |
| Caliber: | 2602 |
| Caliber base: | ZIM 2602 |
| Size: | 11 1/2''' |
| A/h: | 18000 |
| Number of jewels: | 15 |
| Escapement: | Pallet lever |
| Balance types: | Glucydur anular balance |
| Shock protection(s): | none |
| Balance bearing / direction hairspring: | Clockwise |
| Moveable stud: | no |
| Adjust mechanism: | Breguet type hairspring, hairspring key |
| Construction: |
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| Winding mechanism: | yoke winding system |
| Setting lever spring: | 4 holes |
| Features: |
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Usage gallery
ZIM gents watch
Pobeda gents watch