Pulsar — ‘The Other Seiko’. Let’s See Yours!
Vintage digitals fascinate me. They are often built with solid metal cases, and are polished as well as any of their analog contemporaries.
My Pulsar W359‑5A00 (that I bought about 1993) is a great example. Stainless steel case, seemingly aluminum compass bezel, and a heft that is far greater than many digital watches today.
Vintage digitals like my Pulsar are also packed with cool complications. My W359‑5A00 has an alarm that chimes, a 30 lap chronograph with memory recall, and a digital tachymeter with distance entered to 1/100th of a mile or Kilometer.
Sadly, I only own one Pulsar. But, I just finished perusing Pulsar’s site and have two in mind I want to get.
Show us your vintage or contemporary Pulsar that is a happy addition to your collection.
Time dictates my linear path to its bitter end. My watches keep me one step ahead of time…and one foot out of the grave.
I sent this to my brother a few months back. It never clicked with me. I am sure that it is very useful.
I own several vintage Pulsar, it migh be my favorite brand. Heres two from my collection
I sent this to my brother a few months back. It never clicked with me. I am sure that it is very useful.
That’s a cool and attractive watch. I hope that your brother appreciated it.
I sent this to my brother a few months back. It never clicked with me. I am sure that it is very useful.
See now…that to me is the bees knees.
I own several vintage Pulsar, it migh be my favorite brand. Heres two from my collection
The big P in the speaker grate. Very nice!
My Pulsar Tank watch