Watch "Slava" is a trademark of the Second Moscow Watch Factory "Slava".

Slava is one of the most popular Soviet watch brands targeted at the general population. It was exported to many countries of the world, and in some years exports accounted for up to 50% of output [1]. Subsidiary assembly plants operated in France and Switzerland[2].
1964 - at the international fair in Leipzig, the tuning fork wrist watch Slava was awarded a gold medal.[3]

1974 - a gold medal at the international exhibition in Brno is received by the wristwatch "Slava" caliber 24mm

1975 - gold medal at the international fair in Leipzig.
In 2005, the plant and the Slava trademark were acquired by Globex Bank and subsequently became the property of the city of Moscow.
In 2008, the workshops for the production of alarm clocks at the site near the Belorusskaya metro station were demolished, in their place, according to the approved urban development plan, a business center should be built. The site for the production of watches, located at Nauchny proezd, 20, has been preserved and became the basis of the Slava Technopark.
Since 2006, the Slava Watch Company has had the exclusive right to manufacture Slava watches. The production uses original movements of the Second Moscow Watch Factory and Japanese Miyota quartz movements. Assembly is carried out in the Moscow division of the company.

In December 2016, the production of Slava watches with the mechanisms of the Chistopol watch factory Vostok began.

The trading house, named after the brand, develops the Russian Watch retail chain, where most of the domestic watch brands are present, initiated the creation and is a permanent member of the National Association of Watchmakers.
Brand novelties are regularly exhibited at watch exhibitions in Russia and abroad.

In 2020, the Slava watch company and Ivan Ivanovich Okhlobystin presented a unique novelty: the only truly “charged” Russian Roulette watch in the world. The author of the Russian Roulette watch concept is a Russian actor, screenwriter, director, writer, showman and clergyman Ivan Okhlobystin. This is the world's first watch with a six-shot revolver. There is one cartridge in the drum. The old fun of Russian officers and thrill-seekers from all over the world.