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Pulse/Time Specification Module - 910 Battery - Four #357 Setting: g Schematic: g How it Works: g Advertisement:
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Product Information After a
two year development program the Pulse/Time Computer was finally
introduced in April of 1977 in only
Limited Edition solid 14K gold units. The Stainless Steel model was
introduced in June of 1977 with just a few thousand units
manufactured. The solid gold models are the rarest
"documented" of all Pulsar models! Model Numbers
Note: The manufacture recommended to read the instructions fully before attempting to determine pulse rate and before demonstrating the product to a customer. Jewelers was required to inform buyers that the Pulse/Time was not a medical device! Collector's Notes The Pulse/Time was one of the last models in the line-up. This was the first of what Time Computer was hoping to develop to stay in the high-end LED market. After the onslaught of cheap LED watches many of the competitors were already out of the game. The new Pulsar strategy was to move from a "Watch Company" to an innovative, high-tech company developing "Wrist Instruments"! |
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3725 (Stainless) Pulse/Time |
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Pulse-Time Module #910 | King Hussein of Jordan in 1977 |
7725 (14k Gold) Pulse/Time More Pictures coming soon
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