Has my rocking horse just pooped itself?

[jagmad]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pulsar-PRM-Pu ... 33a7610349

[bruce wegmann]

Unrealistic price for a watch in questionable working condition. I have paid less for a solid 14K model (which is a vastly rarer watch).

[PG101]

Unrealistic price for a watch in questionable working condition.

It's not "questionable", it's NOT working properly. Says so in the description, AND there's a "Best Offer" option...

I have paid less for a solid 14K model (which is a vastly rarer watch).

How many stainless PRM's have you got? Don't you have 3 gold ones? Anyway, not the point. I don't see a comparison in rarity to the solid 14k model anywhere in the description?

I think everything's in the description. It's NOT

Jagmad, I'd say rocking horse poop is slightly more rare than this stainless model PRM...but not by much

[bruce wegmann]

2 in stainless (one working), 3 in 14K solid gold (one working). Production on the SS is very uncertain (I have seen serial numbers 27000 apart, but a realistic, actual number is probably closer to 3000, with perhaps a couple hundred still floating around). The 7725 is one of the few Pulsars for which we have an exact production number...100 pieces (with approximately 10 known to exist; they could be considered a "Limited Edition", like the first 100 18K Calculators). Remember, this watch was introduced only a few months before Time Computer closed its' doors forever, and was complex, hastily-developed technology; no wonder it also holds the dubious distinction of being the least-reliable model TC ever made.