5507-2 What is the age

The value of a Pulsar watch can vary depending on several factors, such as its condition, age, and model. The Pulsar 160622 watch is a vintage watch and the value of it would depend on the condition of the watch. A watch in excellent condition with all of its original parts and paperwork would be worth more than one that is damaged or has been modified.
It's also worth noting that Pulsar watches were first produced in the 1970s, so the age of the watch is also a factor in determining its value. Watches that are older and in good condition can be considered collectible and therefore be worth more.
It's difficult to give you a specific value without seeing the watch and knowing its condition, but I suggest checking with a reputable watch dealer or watch appraiser for an accurate value. Also, you could check online marketplaces like Ebay, Amazon, or Chrono24.com to see prices of similar watches being sold, but keep in mind that prices can vary depending on the condition and location.

usually the age is in the casing number. the 5 is the year and the 7 is the month. The year will depend on the age of the watch maybe 77 or 67

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The price will vary greatly depending on age and condition. A brand new one costs about $5500.

mcdevito75 here, any Geneve watch is very good, from the little I know and without seeing the watch, note the hands carefully, if they are thick the watch could be from the 60"s or before. If the hands are thin then the age of the watch could be from the 70"s, the Geneve name though is very good, they also have Geneva name but Geneve is the name to look for. Also a jeweler can give an approx. age.------- Thick hands, 60"s or before, ------- thin hands, 70"s and after.

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Let the present age of the Rodney = X
present Age of the Jasmin = Y

As per the Situation,

Y-9 = 2 (X - 9)
Y-9 = 2X - 18
Y = 2X - 18 +9
Y = 2X-9

Second,

X + Y = 45
Y = 45 - X

Taking Both the situations,

2X - 9 = 45 - X
3X = 54
X = 54/3 = 18

Y = 45 - 18 = 27

Hence,

Age of Jasmin = 27

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When was the last time you had the battery changed? Average watch will get 2-3 years battery life, depending on age and condition of watch.

The large A stands for age...when hit mode and that screen appears, hold the mode button until you see the number start flashing...Then use the buttons on the right to toggle to your age..then you can hit the mode button again to switch from the number to the F and you can change that to an M for a male...

The purpose of this is to let the watch know your gender and age in order to properly calculate your heart rate percentage..

Your watch is battery operated hence the term "quartz" All quartz watches are battery powered. As for value I'm not sure. The manufacturer of the module (mechanism inside) is a reasonable indicator of value. If its ETA then its in the upper range. You could try seeing if Rotary have a site if so they may allow you to identify details on age etc from the stamp numbers.