I think you are probably right! It doesn't take much effort to get that base spinning! And yea, they driver would probably fling out like some sort of James Bond automotive deterrent! Thanks for watching the vid. :)

Hi, thanks for watching the video. To adjust the strap size you need to add or remove links. To remove a link you sim[ply need to push out one of those pins, remove the link, and replace the pin. To do this effectively, you need a simple tool to help push out the pin, and again, a simple tool to push the pin back. Something like these: www.amazon.com/GLDCAPA-Removal-Sizing-Adjustment-Replacement/dp/B0CJ5H1R2N?th=1 This is also very useful www.amazon.com/BARTON-Spring-Bar-Tool-Replacement/dp/B01BERALY2 Shop around, you can probably get one a bit cheaper. Let me know how you go! Feel free to send me a message if you have any other questions!

Hey! Nice one. The P4 is great! Really unusual with the button on the top and bottom. (Is that the one you have?) I don't think I have ever seen one with a green display! That is probably super rare. I would have to do some digging! The P4 can be anywhere in price from say... $400 to $2000! USD I saw one with a Tiffany stamped glass around that number. If it is rare, and in good / original condition, then I would be thinking a price up there somewhere! Really impressive stuff. I hope you enjoy wearing it, as much as I enjoy wearing mine. They are very interesting pieces, and a bit of a conversation starter!

haahaaaaa brilliant Yes, that would be both an unfortunate and highly amusing command to teach a doggo!!!

Hi Douglas Thanks for watching! Sadly this was not my watch, so I can't sell it. Keep an eye on ebay or the forums. They pop up from time to time. I hope you can snag a nice one!

Hi Javier! Good question No I don't believe this Oakley Blade watch bracelet can be swapped with a standard rubber strap. The end links are so unusually sculpted, they are not a straight shape. Its not like any end link I've looked at before. If you feel adventurous, it may be possible to cut a rubber strap down to fit the shape. You would also need to bore out the hole for the pin. It would be in interesting project. Let me know if you have a go!!!

yes! You are right. Would you believe, i figured this out just as I finished recording the voice over! Still, i'm sure everyone knew what I was getting at! I hope you like the video nevertheless. It was a lot of work, and a lot of fun to make!

Thanks mate! I appreciate the comment. Its an interesting watch. I was actually surprised how much I liked it. It really grew on me!

Thanks! I'm glad you like the video. They are an interesting brand. Very design forward. Funny enough, I wore this watch last weekend, it was nice to put it on again. How are you finding the Halograph?

@@1chapteratatime171 I really like it. Design is intuitive, different enough to be noticed even by non watch aficionados. Cant give an honest review yet because I got a Tudor GMT S&G the next day after this came in and that's been dominating my wrist time.

Wow! A Tudor GMT! #jellous@@bbscmvsa7411

Thank you I'm really glad you enjoyed it. I enjoyed making it too!

Hello.... Is it me you're looking for.....

Hello, I am interested in one of these watches, but I would need one that came with a larger band than usual, since the diameter of the wrist of my hands is somewhat out of the norm for the manufacturer.

Hey! Thanks for the comment! I'm glad you liked it. It was fun to make.

I see what you did there :D

Hi, thanks for your comment. That must have been disappointing to have the watch not work. I dare say, they are impossible to fix. However, before you sell it, have a think about putting in a re-creation movement. pulsarledtime.com/ This is what I have in one of my Pulsars. It uses the same LED module, so the look is the same. I love it. It means I have my old Pulsar working again, looking the same, functions the same, just with some new electronics. Perhaps contact them for more info. I hope this helps Best regards, and good luck! jules

@@1chapteratatime171 Well, I've tried everything I can to fix it. I even replaced the quartz crystal. Made no difference. I haven't decided whether to sell it for parts to recoupe my money or go in deeper and buy a new module from that site you provided. This watch used to belong to the former mayor of Toronto Mel Lastman, so it does have a bit of local provenance. That was a factor in me buying it in the first place. Except for the fact that it doesn't work, it's in great condition. 🙂 Hmmmm...what to do.....

Hi, thanks for your comment, I hope you liked the video. I don't think the movement is fixable any more. It was almost unfixable when it was new! However, there are some very clever people making replacement movement with the same look and functionality as the original. pulsarledtime.com/ Check them out! I have one of their movements in a Pulsar of mine, and it's great. I hope this helps Best regards jules

Hi Hector! That's really cool! I'm amazed you even saw one at a flea market. Most of the flea markets I go to only have fleas! I reckon go for it. Even if it doesn't work, start hunting around for a new movement. Check out these guys, they may be able to help. pulsarledtime.com/ Let me know if you go for it!!!

Ended up passing on the watch. I got to inspect it more and it noticed it had alot of corrosion by the back plate. It really was a shame. The watch looked like it was worn only a couple of times and just put in storage for years.

Yes, that's a shame. I'm glad you got to check it over again. Hopefully you will find one soon!

I'm glad you like the video. And i agree, it's a classic! I have a couple more watches from this region I can't want to show!

Thanks mate! I still have another episode for you!

@@1chapteratatime171can't wait!

Hi! Thanks for watching the video. I'm really glad you liked it. These watches can range from anywhere between $100 to $1000. Keep your eyes on ebay and the forums. You will see a few pop up! I hope you get one soon and enjoy it as much as I do!

Thanks! Will do! I'm glad you liked the video!

Thank for the reply DB! I'm glad you like the video. I see you are of discerning taste! ;) Its great that you still have your P2 (from new - no less!) and it is still firing on all cylinders. I hope you enjoy wearing it as much I do!

Haahaa, yes! that is a great idea! I have 4 of its friends in the same (sinking) boat right now (stay tuned for those quick videos). Maybe they can all get together for a dinner party!

Its great isn't it! hmmmm Atom Punk - isn't that the name of your next record?!

I'm glad you liked the video! ohhhh, no problems, I have the perfect soviet watch for you. Stay tuned! ;)

@@1chapteratatime171 can't wait!:D

Yeah, I could see you with one of these!

Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Stay tuned for more frivolity and pointless pointing!

Thanks for the comment, I appreciate it. I'm glad you liked it. I hope to get the next video out soon!

Thanks for the comment! I have more videos in the pipeline! I hope you like them also. :)