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When the Puslar came out in 1972 I wanted one but couldn't afford it. Thought the watch was really cool back then. Been buying a number of Hamiltons lately and saw this beauty as I was searching thru the Hamiltons on eBay. Figured - I got the money now...so bought it. Doesn't have the leds like the Pulsar, but still neat anyway. Either ya love it or ya don't....I do :D
Coooool Dennis (that answers my question in the Daily Thread), I had one of those Pulsars when they first came out... love the finish and the inverse LCD display... congrats... hand6.gif
I liked the leds on the original Pulsar. Proably sucked the life out of batteries though if one punched the button to read the time a lot. This one always displays the time....no need to punch the button and very easy to read. If you hold the button at 2, the date is displayed. If you punch button at 7, activates the chrono...2button starts/stops and 4button resets chrono. Button at 9 activates backlighting for a few seconds. I probably won't wear it a lot...but with I get nostalgic....I'll put this one on :D Besides...at $75 brand new...I just couldn't resist.
srh_pres wrote: Coooool Dennis (that answers my questioIn in the Daily Thread), I had one of those Pulsars when they first came out... love the finish and the inverse LCD display... congrats... hand6.gif
Last edited on Thu Dec 6th, 2007 09:14 pm by ebiz4me
