2 Vintage watches 1st- Gillette Reflex LED Watch,2nd Caravell by Bulova-working

Gillette Reflex LED Watch 1970 not sure if works - The digital watch is a vintage 1970s model with flick-of-the-wrist position sensor technology. The Gillette Reflex LED Watch is a highly fascinating piece of horological history from 1976. It represents a brief era in the mid-1970s when the digital watch boom exploded, prompting non-traditional consumer product giants like The Gillette Company to jump into consumer electronics. The defining features and history behind this vintage retro-tech piece include: The Famous "Flick of the Wrist" The "Reflex" line earned its name from an innovative automatic wrist-turn sensor. • The Problem: 1970s LED digital screens were massive battery drains, meaning the display had to stay dark normally. • The Reflex Fix: Gillette integrated a position-sensing switch inside the Swiss-made module (manufactured by La Generale / General Watch Co.). When you rotated your wrist to a 45-degree angle to look at the watch, an internal steel ball shorted two contact wires to automatically light up the red LED digits without pushing a button. Vintage Caravelle by Bulova "UFO" Automatic men's wristwatch from the early 1970s (featuring a distinctive round "flying saucer" or UFO stainless steel case and a blue/black concentric dial with a day-and-date This watch runs on a Swiss Automatic movement (specifically the Caravelle Caliber 11UKACB, which was built on an Anton Schild