CALLING ALL TIME LORDS: KEEP CONTROL OF TIMEY WIMEY STUFF WITH THE EXCLUSIVE DOCTOR WHO TIME VORTEX WATCH

Hey guys, Tom Project Indigo here.

Just a quick post to tell you about this really cool watch that I’ve heard about – The Doctor Who Time Vortex Watch! This watch looks like it would really suit the Twelfth Doctor or any other Whovian who needs to keep track of Timey Wimey stuff. Travelling in the TARDIS can be pretty confusing sometimes so it would be great to have one of these watches to help!

The Doctor Who Time Vortex Mechanical Watch by The Bradford Exchange
The Doctor Who Time Vortex Mechanical Watch

This watch is available from The Bradford Exchange and you can  read all about it here….

Unveiled by The Bradford Exchange, this officially licensed exclusive, ‘Doctor Who Time Vortex Mechanical Watch,’ will become the defining, stylish, highly-collectable timepiece for fans of the Doctor’s intergalactic time-travel exploits.

With a gold-plated time spiral that pays homage to the opening sequence of the Doctor’s adventures: the mysterious ‘Time Vortex’, this unique mechanical timepiece has a miniature TARDIS swirling along it, blending classical and high-tech with Roman numerals on the clock face that tantalisingly reveal the visible inner workings of the watch’s mechanical movement beneath.

The Doctor Who Time Vortex Mechanical Watch by The Bradford Exchange
Are you ready to enter the Time Vortex?

On the rear of the casing is engraved the name of the stunning timepiece, alongside Time Lord symbols from Gallifrey – the Doctor’s entrancing planet home, located in the binary star system within the far-flung, mystical constellation of Kasterborous.

The rear casing of the Doctor Who Time Vortex Mechanical Watch by The Bradford Exchange
The back is engraved with Time Lord Symbols from Gallifrey

The TARDIS-blue leather strap makes this handsome, collectable watch a must-have for avid collectors and Doctor Who lovers alike, and is exclusively available from the nation’s no.1 commemorative firm www.bradford.co.uk

This precision timepiece forms part of a wider collection of officially licensed Doctor Who items uniquely available from the Bradford Exchange. Over the coming months, other highly collectable, exclusive Doctor Who pieces will become available.

As a unique collectable in its own right, this handsome watch has a watch face measuring 1.65 inches (4.2 cm) in diameter (including casing), with its quality TARDIS blue leather strap measuring 7 inches (18 cm) in length by 0.75 inch (2 cm) in width.

Exclusively available from the Bradford Exchange, this high-quality collectors’ timepiece, official merchandise of Doctor Who, costs £149.95 and is available now. This is a unique and exclusive timepiece, so make sure you order as soon as possible to avoid disappointment via the following link:

http://www.bradford.co.uk/drwhowatch.html?tid=333972

Throughout his many adventures the Doctor has to manage time, space and intergalactic dimensions: luckily those on Earth just need to manage time – now you, or someone you love, can do just that with this handcrafted, stunning mechanical watch that honours the Doctor’s adventures – be unique and stand-out from the crowd, putting your order in today for this exclusive, first-of-a-kind timepiece.

I think this watch is Who-mazing and would make a fantastic Christmas present – any Whovian  would be very chuffed to own one of these as it is something to treasure forever.

The Doctor Who Time Vortex Mechanical Watch by The Bradford Exchange in a presentation box
This would look good in a Christmas Stocking!

I hope you have enjoyed reading all about The Doctor Who Time Vortex Watch, please stay tuned for my next Doctor Who location post. I don’t know where it will be yet – I’ll have to see where my TARDIS takes me!

Byeeeeee!

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