So... is my watch "rare"?

[plumto1]

Reference my earlier message about my two "Realtime" watches from the 70's. I've written various vintage watch forums and no one has a clue. Could this mean I have the only two examples on the planet?? Am I rich? Does anyone have ANY idea where I might find "worth" information on these watches?

[bucko170]

Could you post some pictures?
They would certainly help people identify them.

[plumto1]

Not sure how to post with message but check "User Galleries" and "plumto1". I have pictures of both.

[bucko170]

I don't think the photo's have been successfully uploaded, or have failed since upload.
I have checked your initial post and there is no photo showing only a 'URL' at the end of your text.

[rewolf]

Click here for the Gallery
Even if you had the only 2 examples on the planet you wouldn't be rich because nobody is going to give you money for it - but you could still feel rich
It's just a plain simple digital watch, no special function, no special design. If it works, the value is a few $. If it were a Casio or Seiko it would have some collector's value, but because it's a totally unknown brand there is probably no collector's value - unless you are lucky and find perhaps a former Realtime employee who is searching exactly your watch for memories/nostalgia