Yantar / Янтарь
After World War II, the Chistopol Watch Factory focused heavily on wristwatch production. This lead to a proliferation of discrete brands in the 1950s, all powered by Chistopol movements. These brands included Almaz, Chaika, Druzhba, Kama, Kolos, Mir, Pobeda, Raduga, Rubin, Saturn, Sputnik, Uran, Volna, Vostok, and Yantar.
The Yantar brand (Янтарь, meaning "amber") was an uncommon brand produced only for a short period around 1960. The larger model featured a unique case design not found on any other Soviet watch. The brand was retired in 1964, when the vast majority of brands from the Chistopol Watch Factory were consolidated under a single trademark: Vostok.
Caliber: 2604 (17 jewels) Model: 462ЧН, Design IIa Year: 1950s Notes: Chistopol Watch Factory
Caliber: 2604 (17 jewels) Model: 462ЧН, Design IIa Year: 1950s Notes: Chistopol Watch Factory
Caliber: 2604 (17 jewels) Model: 462ЧН, Design IIa Year: 1950s Notes: Chistopol Watch Factory
Caliber: 2604 (17 jewels) Model: 462ЧН, Design IIa Year: 1950s Notes: Chistopol Watch Factory
Caliber: 2604 (17 jewels) Model: 462ЧН, Design IIa Year: 1950s Notes: Chistopol Watch Factory
Caliber: 2604 (17 jewels) Year: 1950s Notes: Chistopol Watch Factory
Caliber: 2604 (17 jewels) Year: 1950s Notes: Replaced case, Chistopol Watch Factory
Year: 1960s Notes: Chess timing clock, Yantar Watch Factory