Bulova Accutron 214 M6 Doctor's Pulsation. The user instructions refer to the model as 'Doctor's Date Accutron'. The model had limited production in both the 214 and 218 calibers and is most usually designated simply as Doctor's Pulsation. As you might expect, the appeal would be mostly to medical personnel. The ability to quickly and accurately determine pulse rate is a very useful feature.
Cool watch. I guess we'd label this as just "Accutron" although that seems to not be enough of a name for this one. Accutronredux, I'm curious about your reference to it as 'Doctors Pulsation', what's the basis for that designation? I'm not an Accutron expert by any stretch of the imagination but I've never heard that before. Where does that come from?
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Did a little research and found the following. The caliber 218 Doctor's Pulsation did have a date window' so the instructions that were included with my M6 214 refers to a different model. Had not noticed the difference until the sharp eyecd panel member noted the odd description. :