A pair of space-age reissues
If you're not having fun with high-accuracy quartz, you're missing out! These space-age buddies get a lot of wrist time.
The Lunar Pilot Meteor only came out recently, of course, so it pretty much dominates at the moment. Being from Sweden originally, it's fun to have a piece of the meteor's landing spot on the wrist. 🙂 Seen here on a Phenome NATO strap.
My father passed away over 30 years ago and I don't have many good memories, but when I was 7 or 8, I found his dead Pulsar in a shoebox and thought it was the coolest looking thing ever (even though it didn't work). When Hamilton did the reissue, it was a foregone conclusion I'd get one (or two, since I also have the Matrix limited edition with a green display).
"Soul" comes in the shape of warm fuzzies and vibes, whether the watch contains an escapement or integrated circuit.
Remember to have fun in this hobby!
I've loved timepieces since the first time I saw one as a toddler in the 1970s. I had a number of mostly digital, inexpensive watches as a child. Most fondly, I recall my Conso Space Shuttle game watc...
I like the lunar a lot, but it's too big for my wrist
The PSR is great, i tried it on and loved it... great to have the connection to a memory of your father
I owned a PSR for a while, cracking watch, probably the only one I've had where a few people actually asked me about it, no-one cares about the ones that cost £4000+...
I owned a PSR for a while, cracking watch, probably the only one I've had where a few people actually asked me about it, no-one cares about the ones that cost £4000+...
And that's not a dig at people paying lots of money for watches - not a single person has ever commented on my Monaco or my Superocean 🤣
Great duo🔥