| Amphibia 420457 KGB USSR Automatic Self-Winding Diver Wrist Watch

Very happy with the product.Very sturdy with good time keeping.Make sure you read the instructions.I accidentally dropped in on a hard floor and nothing happened.Ibwoukd recommend changing the strap

The best watch I have made. I own around 10 watches from 1000$+ Tissot automatic to more affordable quartz Citizen and Casio (Solar-powered). These Japanese and Swiss watches are ok, fine to wear, but not surprising in any sense, just so-so (especially considering the price). This Vostok watch is incredible, best amongst my collection and my current go-to choice for most occasions, it is elegant, simple, well built (full i-house movement) and strong in appearance and quality! The rich history behind the watch also added a sense of history to the watch (former USSA Defense department contractor). Overall, best watch to have, super comfortable to wear (some people say the steel bracelet is bad I don't think so, I think it is much more comfortable than my citizen and tissot bracelets). Easy to adjust the band and time. If you want one watch for the next 5-10 years, this is it, look no further comrade.

Me gustaría otro tipo de corra, esa de palstico como que no qued abien pero la caja es hermosa

Item exactly as described. Shipped with EN instructions. Very satisfied. The only downside is given the current situation, expect long shipping times (2+ months). But it did show up eventually and the vendor can't be faulted for the shipping situation as that is dependent on other factors.

Reloj ruso marca Vostok para bucear. Tiene resistencia de 200 metros contra agua y lleva el emblema de la KGB soviética en la carátula.

I've been wearing these watches for years, and purchased this (my third) to replace one that was slowly going bad after maybe 5-6 years of daily wear. Unfortunately this one is barely working straight out of the box. When I went to manually wind it for the first time, the second hand was twitching around a span of about 15 minutes as I wound it, not a great sign, but it hasn't done it since. What it also hasn't done since is keep accurate time, instead losing significant time intermittently. I gave it a couple weeks to see if it would wear out a burr or whatever was causing it and start working properly, but the problem persists, so I'm shopping for a replacement. It's a shame since I've enjoyed Vostok watches for many years, but I need something that tells me at least a fairly accurate time.