Pre-Baselworld 2010 - Hamilton Pulsomatic
Forty years after revolutionising the world of watchmaking by inventing the first digital watch, Hamilton is opening the festivities of this anniversary with the launch of a new Hamilton Pulsomatic, equipped for the occasion with automatic technology. With its science-fiction design, a case inspired by space-age televisions, and a liquid crystal screen powered by an innovative automatic movement, the 82-hour power reserve H1970 movement, today's Pulsomatic clearly stands on equal terms with its illustrious forerunner, considered to be the first computer ever worn on the wrist.
Technical Specifications
Movement
Automatic, H1970 calibre
Functions
Hours and minutes, date
Case
Stainless steel, black PVD and 4N PVD, 49 x 39 mm
Scratch-resistant sapphire crystal
Water-resistant to 50m
Dial
Black
Digital liquid crystal display
Bracelet/Strap
Steel or rubber
Retail $1,495
Source: Hamilton
