103 - LUCH, Belarus. Pocket watch with a circular gold-plated case. Dial with a gold background featuring Roman and Arabic numerals, signed. Black cathedral-style hands and a red central seconds hand. Case diameter: 42 mm. Mechanical movement with manual winding (functioning at the time of sale). 1960s. Good condition. Signs of wear and tool marks on the back of the case.

LUCH, Belarus. Pocket watch with a circular gold-plated case. Dial with a gold background featuring Roman and Arabic numerals, signed. Black cathedral-style hands and a red central seconds hand. Case diameter: 42 mm. Mechanical movement with manual winding (functioning at the time of sale). 1960s. Good condition. Signs of wear and tool marks on the back of the case. Luch (meaning “ray” in Russian) is a famous Belarusian watch brand and a direct heir to the Soviet watchmaking industry. It quickly made a name for itself thanks to the creation of ultra-thin movements, notably the legendary Caliber 2209, which powered elegant watches sold throughout the Eastern Bloc and widely exported to the West (under the names Sekonda, Corsar, or Cornavin).