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pegasus Inner circle England 7581 Posts 
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On May 7, 2019, gassaox wrote: Very impressive that Mark can talk and translate into morse code simultaneously via blinking. |
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DougNicols Special user 843 Posts
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Any word on a warranty?
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no2ss Loyal user California 264 Posts
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On May 7, 2019, videoman wrote: My wallet doesn't love having so many options... but, otherwise, yes. |
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Hudson Lee New user 55 Posts
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With so many versions of this effect on the market, how worried are you all about exposure? I feel like what originally made me OK with spending so much money on a prop that really only does one thing was the fact that it was a fairly exclusive prop. With three different versions now on the market, I’m hesitant to buy. Would love to hear your thoughts.
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strollingmagician Regular user 193 Posts
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Waterproof watch? A black face, black chrome casing model would have been a nice option to include. Would go with my midnight black Shepra sharpie.
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ArtIn Special user Berlin 908 Posts
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On May 7, 2019, Ustaad wrote: The Infinity V2 can do both - of course not so advanced but possible! |
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ArtIn Special user Berlin 908 Posts
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On May 8, 2019, Hudson Lee wrote: Iam with you on this Hudson Lee. We should buy it now and wait 1-2 years. |
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Joao Miranda Veteran user Portugal 323 Posts
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On May 7, 2019, Waterloophai wrote: Hi. In fact if we used 4 buttons would be MUCH more difficult than having 10. I know because we first tested with 4 and it was a complete nightmare. One might think its a lot of buttons but trust me.. it is not. When I designed this product I wanted the magician to instantly place any time without thinking or making calculations and hesitating by doing so. In fact you can place ANY hour and ANY minute is less than 3 seconds with 100% accuracy without even thinking, and by simply going to grab a sharpie for example. The buttons are raised enough that you can feel them thru the pants and strong enough so that you don't accidentally press them. The remote is very small and super easy to PALM as well. Besides this and in the case of the Watch which was specifically designed for the solo performer, the input source is never seen which makes the effect very hard to track even for the most suspicious spectator. |
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JanForster Inner circle Germany ... when not traveling... 3692 Posts
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I really think all is about your routining... I admit that I got (2) Perfect Time, the TW and now also Joao‘s watch. While I can imagine using the TW still in close-up settings, Joao’s watch will become my piece I use in my stage routine... and the remote will be not in my pocket
 Jan
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elimagic Inner circle Is the number you're thinking of... 1481 Posts
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On May 8, 2019, JanForster wrote: As usual, Jan hits the nail on the head here. I have the T watch as well and for informal settings, or perhaps still my professional strolling, the T watch will still be my go to. The feedback though that this watch gives will make it much more reliable for stage use, which is what I purchased it for. 2 very different products that both have merit. |
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Waterloophai Inner circle Belgium 1186 Posts
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On May 8, 2019, elimagic wrote: I can live with that 
As a wrote before in this thread: "Personally I would like to say that in the end it will be a matter of preference. Claiming that one watch is so much better than the other is just childish and not right. " |
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paperinick Inner circle my faro is starting to look nice after 1127 Posts
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Hey Joao, you are not using BT for the communication. Correct? In that case did you develop your own?
I do not agree with what you have to say, but I'll defend to the death my right to say "scr*w you" if you persist. [Voltaire
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pegasus Inner circle England 7581 Posts
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On May 8, 2019, Waterloophai wrote: Now I could be wrong but It looks to me that João has exploited the inherent shortcomings of previous iterations and produced his own ‘workable in the real world’ version. |
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mikenewman Inner circle Maryland! Back home and Thrilled! 1040 Posts
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And there’s already The Watch being sold on here!!!
Is this a Watch apocalypse??? This is crazy! I can’t keep up. My head hurts. https://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/view......forum=76 |
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Justin Lewis Special user 952 Posts
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On May 8, 2019, mikenewman wrote: This is not a second hand sell. He is an authorized dealer
“The tragedy of life is not that it ends so soon, but that we wait so long to begin it.”- Anonymous
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Magic KL Inner circle 1589 Posts
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On May 8, 2019, Justin Lewis wrote: Is he permitted to sell below retail price? |
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Justin Lewis Special user 952 Posts
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Quote: On May 8, 2019, Magic KL wrote:
“The tragedy of life is not that it ends so soon, but that we wait so long to begin it.”- Anonymous
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Magic KL Inner circle 1589 Posts
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So, I guess the story of needing cash is not true?!
It's not really fair to the magic shops if he sells them here... |
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Ustaad Inner circle Iindia - States 5621 Posts
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On May 8, 2019, ArtIn wrote: YES, the Infinity watch can do both. With the Infinity, one can allow the spectator to freely handle the watch, pull out the crown, check the movements of the hands by turning the crown and then, after the spectator has been satisfied that the Infinity is nothing but one normal watch, the performer then proceeds with his act. OK, for the first time I will be sharing MY way of performing the effect using the Infinity:- 1. The spectator is now asked to place the watch face down on his palm and set an unknown time that neither the performer nor the spectator knows. After setting the time the spectator is asked to push the crown in. 2. The watch is then picked up by the performer and is hung by its strap on a stand facing the performer. Obviously at this stage the performer now knows the unknown time set on the watch. 3. Now, while the performer telepathically tries to send the spectator the time set on the watch, the spectator is asked to guess the time he set on the watch. The spectator takes a guess. 4. The spectator is then asked to come and pick-up the watch from the stand and show it to all (at this stage, the performer is nowhere near the watch). And Waala, the spectator has guessed the time correctly. The spectator is the HERO of the day!
At this stage, if need be, the spectator can once again play with the Infinity watch to his hearts content and nobody will be any wiser. Hope the above makes sense. And with that, do we see the INFINITY sales getting a big boost  NO  OK never mind. 
Enjoy!
Back on topic please. 
MAGIC is a SECRET, without the SECRET, there is no MAGIC.
"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." - Arthur C. Clarke. |
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Justin Lewis Special user 952 Posts
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On May 8, 2019, Magic KL wrote: Didn’t see that. Not sure. I don’t understand that part, perhaps this is something he bought himself this time.
“The tragedy of life is not that it ends so soon, but that we wait so long to begin it.”- Anonymous
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