I acquired this about 10 years ago, but never really researched it. Can anybody tell me about it? The serial # is 14601, and has the same number on the signature next to the chain winding. It's still in extremely mint condition and runs perfectly. Unfortunately I don't have the papers for it, so I know very little.

Do you have a picture of the movement?

From what I can tell, it looks like a standard Russian chronometer, made by Poljot (i.e. made by Moscow First Watch Company). They are the same makers of Kirova chronometers as well.

As for dating this, the movement might give a clue, as sometimes these will have stamped on the inside 67-3 which would mean 3rd quarter of 1967, not March 1967.

It is a nice piece you have there, I don't have a Poljot myself, but I thought that the inside felt was red on these, but I might be wrong on that. It is red on my two Kirovas.

The only stamp on the movement is the serial number 14601 next to the company stamp.