Luch (watch) explained

Luch
Genre:	Watchmaker
Foundation:	1953
Location City:	Minsk
Location Country:	Belarus
Products:	Wristwatches

Luch (Belarusian: Луч, ray, beam) is a watch brand produced by the OJSC Minsk Watch Plant, the only watch plant in Belarus. The decision to build the plant was taken in 1953, and from 1955 watches were produced in Minsk, including the brands Luch, Zarya and Vympel. Since 2010 the Swiss company Franck Muller is major investor of the Minsk Watch Plant.

Watch production

The plant has kept the full cycle of watch production.

Collections

Luch has produced the following collections:

"One hand watch" — watch with only one hand;
"Retro" — models of the 1960s in modern interpretation;
"Ceramic" — ceramic metal watch, made of hypoallergenic materials;
"Ego" — mechanical watch, with a case made of steel, with a sapphire crystal and transparent back cover;
"Volat" — watch with chronograph, water resistant, sapphire crystal, made of stainless steel;
"Tweed" — watch with an alarm clock, on tweed straps.

Brand chain of stores Luch

As of 2018 in Belarus there are 14 brand stores of Luch, seven of which are located in Minsk.

Non-core production

The OJSC Minsk Watch Plant also produces equipment for technical industrial purposes.

Certificates

A number of certificates were received for the products of the OJSC Minsk Watch Plant: