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 Key features of wrist watch Fame
- Suitable for: Unisex
- Brand: Glory
- Collection: Patriot
- Country: Russia
- Warranty: 12 months
The mechanism of a wristwatch Slava
Quartz, Miyota 1L22
Design wristwatch Slava
- Diameter or width of the case: 38 mm
- Waterproof: 3 ATM
- Casing Material: Brass
- Coating: Silver
- Crystal: Mineral
A little bit about the symbolism of the USSR
Hammer and sickle — a symbol of unity of workers and peasants. Was the main state emblem of the Soviet Union, as well as one of the main symbols of the Communist movement. Widely used in various Communist parties around the world.
Hammer, since the middle ages, gradually becomes General, the most applicable for different types of craft emblem. Many technical logos contain either two crossed hammer or with a hammer depicted another craft tool — wrench, axe, pickaxe, etc.
Proletarian organizations in Western Europe since the second half of the nineteenth century, hammer elect their class symbol. On the eve of the first Russian revolution, the hammer, as a symbol of the working class, is becoming the mainstream concept in the ranks of the Russian revolutionary movement.
In Russian heraldry the sickle until 1917 met in the coats of arms of many cities. It was the most massive obsecrations tool, symbolizing the harvest, the harvest.
In the arms of the USSR the sickle was depicted always imposed on the hammer. This means that the hammer is preceded by a heraldic sign of the Crescent, and over its value in the coat of arms. But it reads the entire logo is in the same order as it is seen by the spectator: first, called the hammer, and then hammer. In the arms of the Soviet republics, in some cases, a sickle superimposed on a hammer, and some Vice versa.
The history of the hours Fame
"Glory" is one of the most mass Soviet brands of watches aimed at the General population. Exported to many countries, and in some years, the export amounted to 50 % of the issue.
History of hours "Glory" originates in 1924 with the founding of the Second Moscow watch factory.
In the second half of 1950-ies there was line of women's watches. Later under this name are produced with mechanical and quartz wrist watches, alarm clocks, pocket and wall clocks.
In 2005, the plant and the trade mark "Slava" were acquired by the Bank Globex and subsequently became the property of the city of Moscow.
The exclusive right of the watchmaking brand has Slava Trade House "Slava". In the production used the original arrangements of the Second Moscow watch factory and Japanese Miyota quartz movements. |
