I have an old pulsar quarts my grandmother left me. It has on the front under the crystal the number V232-1320 R () Mov't Japan [The () stands in as that funny tuning fork sign they used] On the back of the case is a similar but different number V232-5820 [RO] and the () mark, below that is a different number 870291. When I try to look up the watch I can only find the digital links. I am trying to find out how old it is, and if it is worth having repaired and kept or just as a keepsake of her.
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This watch does not cost a lot - in very good state you can fetch $40-$80. But this is ONLY if someone is interested in it. If not - your watch cost nothing (sorry to say that). Pulsar has never been desirable watch make, so, there is no interest in this make. Now Pulsar is taken over by CITIZEN for a low priced watches for middle class people, but because it is now under CITIZEN name, it may gain some value. Do not be upset with the info - someday, somehow your watch can be collectable. Rate me, please, accordingly to the info - not your feelings about the info.
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Some of these can be quite a bugger to set, there are so many variates of Pulsar watches, and I'm not able to locate exact instructions for that model. However if you call Pulsar with that model number they will gladly provide a free manual for you, one you can probably even download and view, or they can email it to you directly. Please call Pulsar at 1-201-529-5730 and request the instructions.
Thanks
Tim
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Go on the following link download the instruction manual for watch and set the time of your watch
http://www.seikowatches.com/support/ib/index.html
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mcdevito75 here, While a battery change is fairly easy, you will need a set of precision screwdrivers, you can improvise but could ruin your watch, Look for a small watch repair shop in your area the $15.00 will equal your time, effort, and tools you"d need. Plus the battery lasts a year.
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