Today, it’s easy to take revolutionary technology—the phones in our pockets that can order Thai delivery, say—for granted. But even the most futuristic inventions eventually become humdrum.

Soon, in 1970, they had a prototype and by 1972 they had released the first generation of the Hamilton Pulsar to the public, a digital watch named after a rotating neutron star that emits bright ...

Announced in 1970 and released in 1972, Hamilton’s Pulsar P1 brought the watch world into the digital age and was followed by a number of other successful releases, including 1974’s Pulsar ...

One of the truly revolutionary watches of the 20th century is making a comeback as Hamilton Watch issues an updated version of its iconic Pulsar – the world's first electronic digital wristwatch.

See our ethics statement. Hamilton is bringing back the original digital watch with the PSR, a 50th anniversary tribute to the company’s legendary Pulsar Time Computer — the first commercially ...

I’m talking about the Pulsar Time Computer, the first commercially sold digital watch, which was released back in the 1970s by Hamilton. But despite the 50-year difference, the Pulsar foretold ...

In giving homage to its visual namesake, it offers a watch that does one thing and one thing only: tell the time. Announced back in 1970, the Hamilton Pulsar was, back then, considered a space-age ...

Launched in 1972, the Hamilton Pulsar Time Computer was a watch, but not as we knew it. It was digital with a bright red, space-age LED display. The first-of-its-kind watch had its origins in prop ...

To stay on top of this year’s best new watch releases, visit our tag page. Born in 1970, the Hamilton Pulsar Time Computer was the world’s first LED watch, and it looked positively space-age for its ...

Roger Moore as James Bond flexing a Hamilton Pulsar P2 2900 LED digital watch in 1973's Live and Let Die. United Artists You had to push a button on the side of these watches to display the time ...

Long before the Apple watch came on the scene, the first digital-display electronic timepiece ever made was the U.S.-made Pulsar P1, which the Hamilton Watch Company debuted in 1972. Previewed on ...

Among the more memorial showcases for Hamilton watches was the digital electronic watch, Hamilton Pulsar, in the 1973 James Bond film, “Live and Let Die,” worn by Bond; the Hamilton X-01 ...