Pulsar Men's Chronograph watch #PQ2003

Pulsar Men's Chronograph watch #PQ2003

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List Price:	$175.00
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Product Description

Digital quartz movement, Casual watch, 5 daily alarms, World time for 39 cities, 30 scheduled alarms, Light, 100 lap split with memory recall, 1/100th second stopwatch records elapsed time up to 100 hours, Polished stainless steel gunmetal ion plated bezel set with engraved white lettering and markers, Polished stainless steel silver-tone case with gunmetal ion plated accents, Polished stainless steel silver-tone selector buttons and caseback set with four screws, 100 meters/330 feet water resistant

Customer Reviews

alarms galore. If you need alarms, get it
In short: If you need a capable, stylish watch, and you care little about alarms and other added functionality, stop reading now, and find another watch. This one is not for you. If on the other hand you want a watch for the nerdy business person/traveler, read on.

The first thing you notice about this watch is that it's heavy. The description says that it's got a "polished stainless steel gunmetal ion plated bezel". I have no idea what that means. But it sounds like it would be heavy, and it sure is. I've only owned the watch for a day, now, and it's holding up perfectly. Hurray for the gunmetal ions.

At 45mm from left to right edge, and 48mm wristband-pin-to-wristband-pin it's also rather large. I have more of an accountant wrist than a weightlifter wrist, and it looks big on me, although not freakishly so.

The other thing I noticed (even before buying it), is that the digital display is, well, ahem, different. My wife says it's ugly, and my daughter agrees. I guess it's a matter of taste, but the retro look is growing on me. Also note that, while the photo shows the watch with the standard display configuration, there is an alternative setting which sacrifices the display of the year (who needs that, really?) and the seconds, in favor of even bigger, more readable digits.