Eye candy!!

[f.e.a.r]

http://www.urwerk.com/collection.asp


£50,000

[bucko170]

Very cool but vey expensive

[bruce wegmann]

Looks like something a hero in a sci-fi movie will be wearing...but $80K?! I'll stick to hoarding P1s...cheaper.

[bucko170]

but $80K?! I'll stick to hoarding P1s...cheaper.

Maybe but only just !

[Led-Time]

I'll stick to hoarding P1s.

Bruce, is it not about you time you posted a picture of them all sitting together just to make us all...

[jones38]

Woah. I want them ALL. NOW!

Sigh.

[bruce wegmann]

The 5 P1s, as requested. I'll do another, more artistic pose of these later. Officially, you can all tear up your framed copies of the "Twilight Zone" pic. These five are permanently under one roof... Note that all have the re-fit module with the horizontal light-sensor below the display. http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/2384 ... rs2007.jpg

[Led-Time]

WOW....a sight to behold...

[charger105]

Awesome group of watches Bruce.
Have you got the history of all 5 ? I'm sure we'd all be interested in where you got them and who originally owned them.

BTW, did GF P3s come in the bottom boxes ? I got a complete GF P3 package from an original Australian owner, and it came in a box same as these. I think I read somewhere they were generally for the solid gold models.

Rgds,
Andrew.

[LEDluvr]

Very impressive Bruce! Thanks for sharing. Here comes a (hopefully not) dumb question.... they all work, no?!

[bruce wegmann]

They all work, yes. The histories are not that complicated. No.1, from a private collector [third or fourth owner], No. 2, private collector [from estate sale, again, third or fourth owner], No. 3, ebay, from the son of the original owner, No. 4, private collector [third owner], No. 5, ebay [fourth owner]. Only one still needs to be opened and restored [pretty nice now, so not in any big hurry, but I promise, when I do, I will make a vid of the case opening]. A "group portrait" of all 100 solid gold watches is in the works...[and yes, all working but one, unless somebody has a Pulse-Time module for sale].
To answer your second question; yes, the P3 did come in this box [occasionally]. I have seen it referred to more than once as the "Chocolate Box", because it looks a bit like boxes some high-end chocolate confections came in, back in the 30s and 40s. The vast majority of P3s came in the two taller "blue boxes", and, of course, the ever-present "Brown Clamshell". A number of Time Computer models came in model-specific boxes, such as the P1, Pulse-Time, and Calculators. The boxes, some of them extremely rare [including two that were not originally Pulsar boxes, but were generic containers with Time Computer modifications], represent a seperate collecting specialty within the Pulsar world.