Selling a nice Soviet mechanical watch from the 80s with day/date display and "perpetual calendar" which goes from 1981 to 2000.
Quick date setting is done by pulling the crown past the time setting position.
Setting the day is done by running the hands back and forth over midnight.

Explanation of how the "perpetual calendar" works is in English below:
"The bottom crown rotates a display on the top and bottom of the dial, the top display being days of the week, and the bottom display being the current year. But really, it works with any year that is an equivalent year in the leap year cycle.
When you line up the current year with the column containing the abbreviation for the current month (on the bottom of the dial), this allows you to have the days of the week correctly aligned with the days of the month below on the top half of the dial (like reading a calendar).
In this way, you could divine that the 29th of June this year is a Saturday. Or, going backwards, you could line up the top of the dial knowing the day, date, and month to figure out which year in the leap year cycle you are at."
The watch is in working condition.

CASE SIZE 40mm(without crown)
THICKNESS 12mm
LUG WIDTH 18mm
TYPE Mechanical - manual winding
MOVEMENT/CALIBER 2609HA

ATTENTION:
I am sending every Wednesday - if payment is received
Payment is expected in 3 days
Shipping cost is 190sek with tracking via PostNord
Shipping takes about 7 working days - please be patient your item is well packaged
There are small scratches on the watch and other signs of wear, as you would expect from a vintage watch.
If not specified, service history is unknown for vintage watches.
I am a private collector, pictures are considered part of the description, please make sure that if you have additional questions/requests you ask before you purchase, there is no commercial warranty and no return right.