The Poljot Wonder collection puts the natural wonders of Russia on the dial: the Baikal, Yakutia, Arctis and Jaros models. You can choose automatic or hand-wound movements, and the series even includes a chronograph. As an official Poljot dealer, we deliver your watch to your door with the manufacturer warranty, and our own watch service is there for maintenance later on.
Which landscapes does the Poljot Wonder evoke?
The model names point to Russian geography: Baikal to Lake Baikal, Yakutia to the Sakha region, Arctis to the polar north. In these pieces, too, Poljot International uses a Moscow-made mechanical movement that is finished and inspected in Germany. If you like a watch with a bit of "geography" to it, you will feel at home in this collection.
The models in the Wonder collection
- Jaros – a classic three-hand piece, the easiest member of the collection to wear.
- Chronograph – the series' stopwatch model, with a sportier character.
- Arctis, Baikal, Yakutia – time-only watches, each with a dial that captures the mood of a landscape.
What to watch for when choosing a chronograph
The stopwatch function is started, stopped and reset with separate pushers. A common mistake is pressing them in water or with wet hands – with a 5 ATM case, avoid that. If you only want to read the time, the three-hand models are simpler and slimmer. And between hand-wound and automatic, let it depend on how much attention you want to give the watch.
You will find the brand's other collections on the Poljot page. If you are torn between the Baikal and the Yakutia, check the case diameter and thickness on the product pages and compare them with your own watch – it is the most reliable guide when buying online.
Poljot Wonder – what you often ask us
What do the Poljot Wonder model names mean?
The Wonder model names refer to natural places in Russia, for example Baikal to Lake Baikal and Yakutia to the Sakha region. That is where the collection's name comes from too: the "wonders" of Russia.
Is there a chronograph in the Poljot Wonder collection?
Yes, the Wonder series has a chronograph version with a stopwatch. The other models are three-hand, time-only watches.
What does the price of a Poljot Wonder watch depend on?
Mainly on the movement: chronograph and automatic models generally sit in the upper price range of the collection, while hand-wound three-hand pieces are the entry level.
How water resistant is the Poljot Wonder?
Wonder watches are water resistant to 5 ATM: they handle hand washing and rain, but do not wear them for swimming or in the shower.