And another one.

[jagmad]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PULSAR-LED-WA ... 339f03904d

I would'av posted here viewtopic.php?f=16&t=7641
but it has been locked.

[bruce wegmann]

Well, whatever you may think of the seller's description, Neiman-Marcus marked Pulsars are certainly NOT common (I think even "rare" is a fair word). They are outnumbered by the Tiffany ones at least six-to-eight (maybe even ten) to one (based on their relative frequency of appearance on eBay). "Ultra-rare", they are definitely not; I would reserve that term for models for which ten or less examples are known (sadly, even my personal favorite, the P1, does not qualify for that status, except for the unique 14K one).

[jagmad]

Well, whatever you may think of the seller's description, Neiman-Marcus marked Pulsars are certainly NOT common (I think even "rare" is a fair word). They are outnumbered by the Tiffany ones at least six-to-eight (maybe even ten) to one (based on their relative frequency of appearance on eBay). "Ultra-rare", they are definitely not; I would reserve that term for models for which ten or less examples are known (sadly, even my personal favorite, the P1, does not qualify for that status, except for the unique 14K one).

Well that's what he said:

Vintage Pulsar Men's LED Watch.

Ultra Rare Neiman Marcus edition.

I think the third line is the deal breaker, as to it being ULTRA RARE.

Does not work. for parts or repair.

I see that on a regular basis.

[bruce wegmann]

Possibly, but surely, as a car lover, you have heard of rare models selling for princely sums, even if not in running condition.

[jagmad]

Possibly, but surely, as a car lover, you have heard of rare models selling for princely sums, even if not in running condition.

Bruce I think you misunderstood my meaning. Nothing to do with the price.
I was trying to say that an LED watch that isn't working is far from a rare thing.
Guess it's just my sense of humour.

Must get a new one.