 The plant was equipped with two atomic bunkers that could accommodate 8,000 people in case of a western nuclear attack, had its own schools, university, hospital, resorts on the Black Sea, camps for Communist Youth Pioneer organization and Komsomol and its orchestras.Today, the plant has dramatically cut production following the troubled years of privatization and the collapse of the Soviet Union.Despite huge difficulties in adapting to the capitalist system, Raketa is one of the few (together with Vostok and Zaria) watch manufacturers, which remained after the fall of the USSR.