Black Ops Watch

This innovative watch allows you to perform a seamless, sleeveless coin vanish with minimal sleight-of-hand. The coin disappears without a trace, cleverly hidden in stealth mode within your watch.

Designed to resemble a standard smartwatch, the custom-engineered gimmick operates discreetly, retrieving the coin right under the spectator’s nose. It’s as smooth as it is silent, always ready when you need it, yet concealed in plain sight when you don’t.

Inside each box, you will receive:

• A natural-looking ‘Smartwatch’ gimmick with a rubber strap that fits any wrist.
• Two coins (one gimmicked, one regular) for vanishing and reappearing the coin wherever you desire.
• Extra ‘Black Art’ material for additional gimmick creation or spare coins.

“This is going to become an everyday carry for me.” – Eric Jones

Is this the ‘Angle-Z’ of coin magic? While Angle-Z is a staple in card magic, coin magic has long needed a similarly clean, effortless teleportation effect. With Black Ops Watch, you can achieve a truly empty-handed vanish.

Imagine making that coin disappear so effortlessly that the hardest part is deciding where to make it reappear:

• In their pocket?
• Under a glass?
• In their hat? (Ryan demonstrated this using Eric Jones’ New Era effect from Collective EP)
• Anywhere you can think of!

Black Ops Watch has generated buzz among industry insiders for years due to its simplicity and effectiveness. The watch itself is the gimmick, and spectators never suspect a thing. As showcased in the trailer, when performing without sleeves, the only logical place they think the coin could vanish to is “under the watch.” Yet, Ryan confidently hands it over, and the audience is left astonished.

One spectator was so amazed he literally fell to the floor—it’s all captured in the trailer. These genuine reactions can’t be bought. Later, while reflecting on the experience, someone remarked, “It could be the Angle-Z of coin magic.” Everyone agreed.

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Special thanks to Jeorgie Brett for independently developing a similar method in a mechanical watch design, which was also released by Ellusionist. Great minds think alike.