Poljot Owner Review : Retro, energized and luminous

I'm not particularly drawn to day/date watches; they're a hassle of adjustment for little added value. I much prefer three-hand or even two-hand watches. It's the position of the minute hand that interests me when I glance at my watch. What's striking about this watch is its luminosity, the chrome case and matching dial contributing to this. Unless it's the combination of square and round shapes, it still gives me an impression of brightness and dynamism. Legibility is average because the track is beyond the hands and has an unusual shape, somewhere between a square and an oval. So it's not always easy to see exactly where the minute hand is located. The movement is a 23-jewel movement from the First Moscow Watch Factory with a double calendar, day/date. As for the soundtrack, I'm thinking of a tango arranged for jazz. The famous piece that Richard Galliano composed for Claude Nougaro, but in its quartet version featured on the album "New Musette" under the name "des voiliers." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPvzRhjJ6yw&list=PLNBOMNX18rm1rp5HNou8m27eO3QwHX738&index=2 35 mm x 36 mm x 13 mm Adjectives: luminous, diurnal, square, rounded, pulsating, serious, danceable, energetic, urban