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Would a Poljot 3133 fit a Yuki Monte Carlo Case?


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Thinking about building a Tudor. 7032. Problem is these 7734 movements are becoming rare and more expensive. So I thought about buying a watch with a Poljot 3133 movement that should be almost identical given the fact that the Russians bought all the machinery and tools from Switzerland.

Any ideas? You think it is worth a try? Poljot watches with these movements are out there in abundance and can be had between 80 and 200 € in almost new condition.

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Edited by gasebah
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Here is an another interesting comparison.  A poster answering in the thread claims that a 7734 dial won't fit the 3310 but does not elaborate as to why. Maybe it is just the dial feet position.

http://forums.watchuseek.com/f54/poljot-3133-vs-valjoux-7734-lysanderxii-224306.html

Edited by gasebah
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Too bad. Guess the answer is here: http://watchguy.co.uk/service-poljot-chronograph-calibre-p3133/

Quote: "While quite similar, the Poljot 3133 cannot be substituted for the Valjoux 7734. The Poljot is considerably thicker and dial feet are in a different location."

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Ok, so that was short-lived. Still it depends on the caseset itself and which movements it does take, dial feet could be cut off.

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Would be great to have exact dimensions, but did not find anything on the net yet.

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Thx guys. The height difference kills it I guess.

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