Pulsar - P2 Time Computer James Bond - 125267 - Men - 1973






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Pulsar P2 Time Computer James Bond, 1973, with a stainless steel 41 mm case and quartz movement Module 3013, red dial, steel band 180–200 mm, in very good condition with minor signs of wear, and including the original magnetic setting bar.
Description from the seller
Pulsar P2 Time Computer – A Landmark in Horological History
Presented for auction is an outstanding Pulsar P2 Time Computer, preserved in near-mint condition and remaining 100% original, including its original magnetic setting bar (magnet)—an accessory that is rarely found with surviving examples and greatly enhances the watch's desirability and collector value.
This watch is fitted with the original Pulsar Module 3013, the correct and highly sought-after electronic movement developed specifically for the P2. Powered by a dual-battery system and adjusted using the original magnetic setting bar, the Module 3013 was one of the world's first commercially successful solid-state digital watch modules and remains a milestone in the history of electronic watchmaking.
All functions work perfectly. The LED display is bright and crisp, the time-setting and date functions operate correctly, and the watch performs exactly as intended.
A Watch That Changed the Industry
When Hamilton introduced the Pulsar Time Computer in the early 1970s, it revolutionized the watch industry. The Pulsar P2 was unlike anything the world had ever seen—replacing traditional hands with a futuristic red LED display activated at the touch of a button.
The P2 became an instant symbol of innovation, luxury and technological progress. It achieved worldwide fame after appearing on the wrist of Roger Moore as James Bond in Live and Let Die (1973), and it was also worn by numerous celebrities, executives and technology pioneers who wanted the most advanced wristwatch available.
At the time of its release, the Pulsar P2 was more expensive than many contemporary Rolex models, making it one of the most exclusive and prestigious watches money could buy. Owning a Pulsar was not simply about telling the time—it was about owning the future.
Collector's Highlights
Genuine Pulsar P2 Time Computer
Original Module 3013
100% original example
Original magnetic setting bar included
All functions working perfectly
Bright and strong red LED display
Exceptional near-mint cosmetic condition
One of the most historically important digital watches ever produced
Increasingly difficult to find complete, original and fully functional
The Pulsar P2 is widely regarded as one of the greatest milestones in horological history. Examples preserved in this condition, retaining their original Module 3013, original magnetic setting bar and full functionality, are becoming exceptionally scarce. This is a museum-worthy collector's piece and an outstanding opportunity to acquire one of the true icons of the Digital Age.
Please refer to the photos as part of the description of the watch.
Fast delivery 2-3 working days with DHL!!
Pulsar P2 Time Computer – A Landmark in Horological History
Presented for auction is an outstanding Pulsar P2 Time Computer, preserved in near-mint condition and remaining 100% original, including its original magnetic setting bar (magnet)—an accessory that is rarely found with surviving examples and greatly enhances the watch's desirability and collector value.
This watch is fitted with the original Pulsar Module 3013, the correct and highly sought-after electronic movement developed specifically for the P2. Powered by a dual-battery system and adjusted using the original magnetic setting bar, the Module 3013 was one of the world's first commercially successful solid-state digital watch modules and remains a milestone in the history of electronic watchmaking.
All functions work perfectly. The LED display is bright and crisp, the time-setting and date functions operate correctly, and the watch performs exactly as intended.
A Watch That Changed the Industry
When Hamilton introduced the Pulsar Time Computer in the early 1970s, it revolutionized the watch industry. The Pulsar P2 was unlike anything the world had ever seen—replacing traditional hands with a futuristic red LED display activated at the touch of a button.
The P2 became an instant symbol of innovation, luxury and technological progress. It achieved worldwide fame after appearing on the wrist of Roger Moore as James Bond in Live and Let Die (1973), and it was also worn by numerous celebrities, executives and technology pioneers who wanted the most advanced wristwatch available.
At the time of its release, the Pulsar P2 was more expensive than many contemporary Rolex models, making it one of the most exclusive and prestigious watches money could buy. Owning a Pulsar was not simply about telling the time—it was about owning the future.
Collector's Highlights
Genuine Pulsar P2 Time Computer
Original Module 3013
100% original example
Original magnetic setting bar included
All functions working perfectly
Bright and strong red LED display
Exceptional near-mint cosmetic condition
One of the most historically important digital watches ever produced
Increasingly difficult to find complete, original and fully functional
The Pulsar P2 is widely regarded as one of the greatest milestones in horological history. Examples preserved in this condition, retaining their original Module 3013, original magnetic setting bar and full functionality, are becoming exceptionally scarce. This is a museum-worthy collector's piece and an outstanding opportunity to acquire one of the true icons of the Digital Age.
Please refer to the photos as part of the description of the watch.
Fast delivery 2-3 working days with DHL!!
