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Chaika is NOT a women's only brand as the article lead suggests, the Stadium, 3050, "cats eye" are the prime examples of Chaika's male marketed Soviet era watches, for example the 3050 using the Poljot 3050 quartz movement in a very large case. There are several other mens watches under this brand albeit sharing parts and processes with other watch companies. The Chaika Stadium, a most unusual looking watch was in fact regarded as very high end for Soviet watches with a reliable automatic movement, day and date with date advance push button, detailed dial surround and dial and considerably more expensive than other Soviet automatic day-date watches.
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