Montre homme soviétique Pobeda/ПОБЕДА, années 1950, СССР/URSS ЗИМ 2602, manque aiguille des secondes économies

Here is 1950s mens watch, working but missing seconds hand.

The watch is a Pobeda, manufactured from 1953-1959 containing a ZIM 2602 movement in good condition under the unique dial.

The Maslennikov Factory (ZIM, from Russian Завод имени Масленникова, ЗИМ) was a defense enterprise in Samara that existed in 1911 — 2006. The factory produced elements of ammunition and civilian goods, the most famous of which were watches of the ZIM and Pobeda brands.

Pobeda (Victory) is a subsidiary of Raketa (Rocket) - Petrodvorets Watch Factory.

This classic movement, released in 1953 was manufactured across several factories such as the second Moscow watch factory, which called it Slava 2602.

The movement lacks some modern features such as anti-shock, but has other very good features including a screw-less glucydur balance, small seconds and a Breguet-shaped hairspring, constructed much like the French LIP R-26.

Movement is working well with a wind but the seconds hand is absent.

I can't guarantee it's timekeeping due to its age and not knowing it's service history, so whilst it is certainly working very well right now it may require adjusting/regulating in the future.

Strap is in dried out condition and needs to be treated or it will likely fall apart, so I recommend a replacement strap for this watch.

I have another Zim 2602 on my page that is missing it's balance inside, but has a seconds hand. I could bundle these together so that you have a seconds hand to put onto this model.