The Gomz Leningrad is a Soviet-era 35mm viewfinder camera, produced at the GOMZ works in Leningrad and introduced in the late 1950s. It is notable for its spring-wound clockwork film transport, which allows several frames to be taken in succession without manual advance.

At UK auction in 2026, hammer prices for the Gomz Leningrad have ranged from about £38 to £130, with the two recorded saleroom results sitting either side of a roughly £80 midpoint. Condition drives what a clean, working example sells for today: cameras with a functional spring motor and clean optics achieve the upper end of that range, while units with a seized wind or haze tend to fetch the lower figures.