Lawrence Peryer

Devil's Tower, Black Hills, Wyoming

Jazz saxophonist and flutist Eric Dolphy

Bang & Olufsen Beogram 3404

The Seiko TV WATCH (1982, Japan) was the very first real, honest-to-goodness wrist TV, delivering VHF/UHF television, FM stereo radio, as well as time, alarm, calendar, and stopwatch functions. Sorry, no email. It consisted of three units: the wrist display (1.2" b&w LCD), the pocket receiver, and the headphones which were required in order to hear the audio (there is no speaker). The earphone’s cord also functioned as the antenna. Model TR02-01. This and more original vintage TV photos here. From the book “Vintage Transistor Televisions.”

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Philips Black Tulip

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Panoramic 111 TV from 1957 by French manufacturer, Téléavia