Pulsar V336-7040
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The Pulsar V336-7040 is a gold-tone quartz dress watch from Pulsar, the name Hamilton coined for the world's first LED digital watch in 1972 and Seiko bought in 1978. (Wikipedia) Its Seiko-built calibre V336 drives two registers showing the day of the week and the date, a layout that mimics a mechanical chronograph or calendar complication closely enough that sister references such as the 1988 V336-6020 are routinely mistaken for one. (Birth Year Watches) The V336-7040 execution pairs a cream dial and blue-printed sub-dials at 9 and 3 with a gold-tone case, and is the better-supported reading of John Hammond's watch in Jurassic Park (1993), where a long-repeated online identification as a gold IWC Da Vinci moonphase mistakes the day-date registers for high complication. (WatchReel)
Appearances
| Title | Year | Type | Actor | Character |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jurassic Park (1993) | 1993 | Film | Richard Attenborough | John Hammond |