the mesmerised watch \n to make any watch a repeater, watch answers question with bell sound, featuring sound gimmick \n unknown \n an improved "repeater" \n joseph michael hartz
1876
modern magic
Unknown
The Mesmerised Watch
To Make any Watch a Repeater, watch answers question with bell sound, featuring sound gimmick
die knarrende uhr \n watch sound gimmick \n carl willmann \n die knarrende uhr \n unknown \n die knarrende uhr \n carl willmann
1898
die zauberwelt Carl Willmann
die knarrende uhr \n part two, applications for the watch sound gimmick \n carl willmann \n die knarrende uhr \n carl willmann
1898
die zauberwelt Carl Willmann
Die knarrende Uhr
part two, applications for the watch sound gimmick
uhr und photographie \n no. 20, spectators write famous poets on billets, one chosen, a photograph of the person appears underneath glass of borrowed watch \n samuel "st. roman" thiersfeld
1899
jedermann zauberkünstler! Samuel "St. Roman" Thiersfeld
Uhr und Photographie
No. 20, spectators write famous poets on billets, one chosen, a photograph of the person appears underneath glass of borrowed watch
die behexte taschenuhr \n no. 24, borrowed pocket watch stops and continues at command, electric magnet \n samuel "st. roman" thiersfeld
1899
jedermann zauberkünstler! Samuel "St. Roman" Thiersfeld
Die behexte Taschenuhr
No. 24, borrowed pocket watch stops and continues at command, electric magnet
xv. was kostet der spass? \n 1. die biegsame taschenuhr (apparently bending a pocket watch)
2. der neue gordische knoten (pocket watch penetrates ribbon)
3. die badende taschenuhr (pocket watch vanishes from glass and appears in wallet) \n friedrich "fritz" hügli
1902
moderne magie Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli
XV. Was kostet der Spass?
1. Die biegsame Taschenuhr (apparently bending a pocket watch)
2. Der neue gordische Knoten (pocket watch penetrates ribbon)
3. Die badende Taschenuhr (pocket watch vanishes from glass and appears in wallet)
an improved "repeater" \n watch answers question with bell sound, featuring sound gimmick \n joseph michael hartz \n the mesmerised watch \n unknown
1903
later magic Joseph Michael Hartz
An Improved "Repeater"
watch answers question with bell sound, featuring sound gimmick
das geheimnis der uhr. \n no. 11, pocket watch placed under silk, contains prediction of name, selected card and total of numbers \n friedrich "fritz" hügli
1926
magische miniaturen Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli
Das Geheimnis der Uhr.
No. 11, pocket watch placed under silk, contains prediction of name, selected card and total of numbers
some suggestions \n on pocket watch routines, nesting type gimmick
- vanish a quantity of watches
- vanish of watches from the finger tips
- instantaneous production of watches
- production of one or two watches from an envelope
- vanish from an envelope
- watches from lemon
- watches produced or vanishes by cloth bag \n oswald rae
1927
wizardry with watches Oswald Rae
watchistry \n spectator calculates number from hours on watch, divined by performer \n martin gardner \n times two \n karl fulves
1938
the jinx 51-100 Martin Gardner
Watchistry
spectator calculates number from hours on watch, divined by performer
magical business \n - buzz watch (gag by ed heyel)
- dad betcha (tearing a paper in half 9 times)
- plate break (biting a plate)
- candle out (blowing a candle out through sleeve, gimmicked)
- three links (producing bottle from three linked rings) \n hen fetsch
1949
ireland's yearbooks Hen Fetsch
Magical Business
Buzz Watch (gag by Ed Heyel)
Dad Betcha (tearing a paper in half 9 times)
Plate Break (biting a plate)
Candle Out (blowing a candle out through sleeve, gimmicked)
Three Links (producing bottle from three linked rings)
the babblings of brooks \n ideas and jokes by brooks
- watch chain gag
- wind up teeth
- way to add a key ring \n howard brooks \n the capsule \n roy benson
1954
the new phoenix 301-348 Howard Brooks
the penultimate cups and balls \n humorous routine, three different cups, with smashed watch and wandering tip wand \n bob read
1974
the penultimate cups & balls Bob Read
The Penultimate Cups and Balls
humorous routine, three different cups, with smashed watch and wandering tip wand
times two \n spectator sets a time on a wristwatch and performer behind back, numbers are added and the result told to the performer, who can now name both numbers \n karl fulves \n watchistry \n martin gardner
1974
close-up mental magic Karl Fulves
Times Two
spectator sets a time on a wristwatch and performer behind back, numbers are added and the result told to the performer, who can now name both numbers
watch it! \n divining an appointment and a time, written down on paper \n david (foote) drake
1979
the compleat magick — volume iii David (Foote) Drake
Watch It!
divining an appointment and a time, written down on paper
right on time \n no. 48, performer pretends to have an accurate mental clock, interval can be stopped precisely \n karl fulves
1981
self-working table magic Karl Fulves
Right on Time
No. 48, performer pretends to have an accurate mental clock, interval can be stopped precisely
psychology behind the watch trick \n broken watch starts running again
- the amazement factor
- the involvement factor
- suspension of disbelief
- the authority factor
- the watch trick in effect
- geller starts a watch
- in the spectator's hands
- the progression trick \n ben harris
1985
gellerism revealed Ben Harris
watch wizardry \n - geller stars a watch
- the snap move
- the touch down move
- in the spectator's hands
- the watch progression trick
- the get-ready
- the wind
- the revelation \n ben harris \n uri geller
1985
gellerism revealed Ben Harris, Uri Geller
the watch trick \n magician able to tell time accurately from a picture of a watch drawn on the wrist \n gaëtan bloom
1986
gaetan bloom 86 Gaëtan Bloom
The Watch Trick
Magician able to tell time accurately from a picture of a watch drawn on the wrist
the miracle of synchronous watches \n performer and spectator turn stem of wrist watches and stop wherever they want, same time \n bev bergeron
1989
predicting time Bev Bergeron
The Miracle of Synchronous Watches
performer and spectator turn stem of wrist watches and stop wherever they want, same time
watch the ring \n ring onto wrist watch held by spectator on both ends \n felix farrell \n "ring on pencil" (charlie miller, magic video library, impromptu 1) \n watch the ring \n felix farrell
1991
hardcore Felix Farrell
Watch the Ring
ring onto wrist watch held by spectator on both ends
Inspired by
"Ring on Pencil" (Charlie Miller, Magic Video Library, Impromptu 1)
time travel \n borrowed ring vanishes and appears on performer's watch band \n scott robinson \n easy time \n joel givens
1992
the trapdoor — volume two Scott Robinson
Time Travel
borrowed ring vanishes and appears on performer's watch band
the marked coin to pocket watch \n signed coin in a bag transforms into works of pocket watch, coin is found in watch \n scotty york
1993
for your eyes only Scotty York
The Marked Coin to Pocket Watch
signed coin in a bag transforms into works of pocket watch, coin is found in watch
kronos \n force of number five, six or seven with wrist watch procedure, newspaper test application, see note on p. 7 \n don nielsen \n "step back in time" (stephen tucker, compendium, 1984)
1993
rigmarole Don Nielsen
Kronos
force of number five, six or seven with wrist watch procedure, newspaper test application, see note on p. 7
Related to
"Step Back in Time" (Stephen Tucker, Compendium, 1984)
easy time \n different handling for scott robinson's time travel \n joel givens \n time travel \n scott robinson
1994
the trapdoor — volume three Joel Givens
Easy Time
different handling for Scott Robinson's Time Travel
nick of time \n coin into borrowed wrist watch behind glass \n david harkey \n handling in linking ring parade, nov. 1988
1994
close-up file David Harkey
time further out \n no. 17, performer changes time on watch by exactly one hour without looking behind his back \n karl fulves
1995
easy magic Karl Fulves
Time Further Out
No. 17, performer changes time on watch by exactly one hour without looking behind his back
watch the ring \n finger ring on watch strap, similar to ring on stick \n felix farrell \n the five-cent ring on stick \n michael weber \n watch the ring \n felix farrell
1995
aus dem effeff... Felix Farrell
Watch the Ring
finger ring on watch strap, similar to ring on stick
time out \n no. 16, performer says stop after any given interval of multiple of ten seconds, using pulse as secret guide \n karl fulves
1995
easy magic Karl Fulves
Time Out
No. 16, performer says stop after any given interval of multiple of ten seconds, using pulse as secret guide
bande du soleil \n tan line of wrist watched is moved to different position on arm
- afterthoughts
- credits
- notes
- more ideas from the tan man \n nathan kranzo
2001
bande du soleil Nathan Kranzo
Bande Du Soleil
tan line of wrist watched is moved to different position on arm
time and light \n routines with led time pen, chemical fluid light sticks and anverdi's die
- spectator names a time interval, then he gets a watch and can say start whenever he wants, the
show continues and the performer suddenly screams stop at the right moment
- pseudo psychometry routine
- woman selects one of several men, selection is divined \n david berglas
2002
the mind & magic of david berglas David Berglas
Time and Light
routines with LED Time Pen, chemical fluid light sticks and Anverdi's die
spectator names a time interval, then he gets a watch and can say start whenever he wants, the
show continues and the performer suddenly screams stop at the right moment
Pseudo Psychometry routine
woman selects one of several men, selection is divined
time will tell \n thought-of hour divined, method uses watch with second hand \n bob king \n 'n synch \n rajneesh madhok \n gregory wilson \n 'n synch 2 \n rajneesh madhok
2003
new magician foolers Bob King
Time Will Tell
thought-of hour divined, method uses watch with second hand
yes men \n five people either lie or tell the truth, one has a watch hidden, spectator finds watch by asking questions, liar's paradox \n lewis jones
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 6 Lewis Jones
Yes Men
five people either lie or tell the truth, one has a watch hidden, spectator finds watch by asking questions, liar's paradox
the wheel of fortune \n selection is found using a watch, using bob king's idea of comparing the differences of performer's and spectator's watches \n lewis jones
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 6 Lewis Jones
The Wheel of Fortune
selection is found using a watch, using Bob King's idea of comparing the differences of performer's and spectator's watches
'n synch 2 \n divination of thought-of number over the phone, method uses watch with second hand \n rajneesh madhok \n time will tell \n bob king
2009
penumbra Rajneesh Madhok
'N Synch 2
divination of thought-of number over the phone, method uses watch with second hand
'n synch \n divination of two thought-of numbers over the phone, method uses watch with second hand \n rajneesh madhok \n gregory wilson \n time will tell \n bob king
2009
penumbra Rajneesh Madhok, Gregory Wilson
'N Synch
divination of two thought-of numbers over the phone, method uses watch with second hand
a stretch of time \n long spread between hands, using a watch \n marty kane \n the bridge of cards \n unknown
2018
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 11 Marty Kane
reloj fantasma \n circle is drawn on wrist of performer and wrist held by spectator, time is selected and hands appear inside circle to match chosen time, two methods \n joaquín navajas
2019
monedas personales y más Joaquín Navajas
Reloj Fantasma
circle is drawn on wrist of performer and wrist held by spectator, time is selected and hands appear inside circle to match chosen time, two methods
watchcraft \n spectators's watches put in five envelopes, one spectator finds his own watch, the rest assigned by performer \n markus beldig
2019
the florida notes 2019 Markus Beldig
WatchCraft
spectators's watches put in five envelopes, one spectator finds his own watch, the rest assigned by performer