Buy Pulsar Men's PF3427 Alarm Chronograph WatchPulsar Men's PF3427 Alarm Chronograph Watch Product Description:
- Quality Japanese-Quartz movement
- Stainless-steel case; Black dial; Date function; Chronograph functions
- Water-resistant to 330 feet (100 M)
Product Description
Chronograph;Stainless steel case and bracelet;Black dial;Luminous hands and hour markers;Sweep second hand;Alarm;Unidirectional elapsed time bezel;Water resistant to 330 feet;Mineral crystal;Fold-over clasp with safety.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
Pulsar silver alarm chronograph watch
By Mike5468
Received the watch a few days ago and all seems well, a good quality product for only $65. The alarm is quite difficult to figure out even with the instruction book. I'm still giving this watch 5 stars though, because for the price the quality is excellent. You only begin to see real quality in the minute details of a watch when you start paying 300 dollars plus, usually the band is heavier and more solid but if you're on a budget this is a great buy. I would also like to add the face is really easy to read for a chronograph, I am 43 y.o. and needing reading glasses now but I am delighted the watch is clearly visible with the white hands against the black dial.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
Really nice watch
By charis bacheller
I entered my order with the Amazon vendor and agreed to a price of $70 US. The watch arrived a few days later. I was a bit disappointed to find no included instruction manual. No big deal as I was able to find relevant instructions for operation on the web. I have lived with this watch for a few days and here are my impressions: Very easy to read dial in light. The luminous ability of the hands and hour indicators is minimal (for dark conditions)but I'm not bothered by that. The band was easy to adjust. I removed three links and left the clasp adjustment at the factory setting. Previously I used an older Pulsar three button/two crown chronograph/alarm watch and loved it. I wasn't too sure about the two button/one crown system of this watch, but I find it to be just fine. Like my former pulsar, setting the alarm function on this watch requires removal of the watch from one's wrist. It might be possible for someone to set the alarm without taking the watch off the wrist, but not by me. I don't consider the method of setting the alarm to be a bad thing. The relationship of the moving hands to the indicator marks on the watch face is much better on this watch compared to my former Pulsar. The band is comfortable, and despite the relative thickness of the watch, it feels compact on my wrist. The chronograph functions as expected. I appreciate the tachymeter marks on the watch face. Nice for timing things that happen in under one minute (like checking the speedometer calibration on you car). Timekeeping accuracy has been right on the money.I consider this watch to be very good value for the money. I only replaced my thirteen year old former Pulsar because it was lost, so I would expect this watch to run for a long time. I prefer this type of relatively simple battery powered watch as compared with the complicated Seiko kenetic system, which seems to require lots of expensive maintenance. (Just check the web on that) My only real disappointment is that this watch has a press on back, not a threaded one. I find threaded backs to be easier to remove and reinstall for battery replacement, as I do this myself. Oh well. Still, a nice watch. Happy customer.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.Pulsar Men's PF3427 Alarm Chronograph Watch
By AJP
I purchased this almost a year ago. I bought it for wearing while I work; I am a tradesman. Knowing that this was an inexpensive watch, I gave it four stars as such. I am not comparing it to my Seiko, or a Citizen.The stainless is, well, without stain. The movement itself has held up well to the abuse of drilling, hammering, being hit against things, and the overall abuse of my profession. The only weak point is the crystal. It is scratched, not severely, but noticeably. The surface of the crystal is convex, and the edges are flush with the exterior of the watch case. So, whatever you brush up against will come in contact with the crystal. The next watch I purchase will have a flat crystal in a case that has a lip around it. That may seem mitigative, but there have been numerous instances that I scratched it and realized that the scratch could have been prevented due to the nature of how I scratched it.
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