A Pulsar British Military Issue Watch from 2004. This watch represents a rare and highly sought-after piece of military history, being the last contract-issued timepiece supplied through the British Government. Built to military specifications, this watch boasts a high-spec case, dial, and movement, ensuring robust performance and reliability under extreme conditions. Its rugged design and precision engineering reflect the military's demands for a timepiece that can withstand the toughest environments. The watch comes fitted with a durable NATO-style strap, enhancing its tactical aesthetic and providing comfort during wear.

What truly makes this Pulsar watch so unique is its rarity. Few of these watches remain in circulation, as most were returned to the quartermaster for destruction under a D-Notice after their service life, making this a coveted piece for collectors and enthusiasts alike. For anyone interested in military memorabilia or vintage watches, this timepiece is not only functional but also carries the weight of history.

Pulsar, the watchmaker behind this piece, has a rich legacy in the horology world. Originally launched in 1972, Pulsar was known for creating the first-ever digital watch with an LED display. Now a part of the Seiko family, Pulsar has continued to innovate while delivering stylish, reliable timepieces at an accessible price point. The brand’s history of pioneering designs and technological advancements makes Pulsar watches a respected name in the industry. This military-issue model is a testament to the brand’s commitment to precision and durability.

Condition: excellent condition, the watch is sold with a 6-month warranty