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| Magician brings out an unusual antique pocket watch. It appears to be broken as it rattles and the hands are loose. Magician suggests we use it for a test of telekinesis. That is, using your mind to move something |
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| Spectator is asked to think of any time to the minute and to write it down for safe keeping. |
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| Magician uses his phone to take a picture of the watch and text messages the photo to the spectator's phone |
| He then puts his phone away in his pocket. |
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| Spectator is given the watch to hold as he tries to visualize his time on the photo of the watch. |
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| When not having any luck, the performer suggest that perhaps the hands are stuck and he should tap the screen . When the spectator does this, the hands instantly jump into position. |
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| It is close to the spectators time, but a couple of minutes off. Performer suggests gently blowing on his phone and when he does, the minute hand gently moves to the correct time. |
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| After experiment is over, the phone can be turned face down, given a slight shake, and the hands are once again all over the dial. |
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| Effect and be repeated as many times as needed with no reset. |
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