Полёт - Хронос и 6МХ. Как делают часы. Экскурсия на часовой завод 1МЧЗ

How are watches made? The 6MX marine chronometer, the 6MX deck watch and wristwatch, and the Poljot-Chronos. Today we'll tour the watch factory. Once the First Moscow Watch Factory, today its premises are home to numerous companies, including many watchmakers. On the tour, we'll see how Russian watches are made today, how watch cases are made, and how watch dials are printed. We'll take a look inside and examine the mechanism of the legendary 6MX marine chronometer. And we'll learn all about these watches. ___________________________ For cooperation inquiries: [email protected] Instagram: @viktor_prochasy ___________________________ Donate / Thank the author: PayPal - https://paypal.me/prochasy?locale.x=r... Sberbank - 4276 5500 9706 8152 The First Moscow Watch Factory was once the largest watch manufacturer in Russia and the USSR. 1MChZ no longer exists, but it spawned many companies, including Poljot Chronos and the 6MX manufactory. The 6MX chronometer was developed by specialists at the Order of Lenin-winning 1st Moscow Watch Factory in 1947 and was intended to keep precise time in hours, minutes, and seconds on ships and vessels of all classes, types, and purposes. The 6MX marine chronometer was exported to Bulgaria, Vietnam, Germany, Poland, Romania, Finland, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Japan, Italy, America, and other countries. The chronometer features a unique hand-assembled movement with a chronometer escapement set with 15 ruby ​​jewels and a balance wheel made of natural diamond. It is housed in a case and drawer made of hardwood or mahogany. The 6MX marine chronometer is on display at the Swiss Watch Museum in Chaux-de-Fonds. The 6MX marine chronometer is mandatory equipment in the ship register of the world-renowned insurance company Lloyd's.