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Dick Tracy watch

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Dick Tracy watch
A wristwatch popularized in the 1940s by the Dick Tracy comics. Tracy was a detective who had two-way radio communications to police headquarters via his famous watch. See Smart Watch.

Tracy Would Be Jealous
This watch does not yet exist, but it will in the future, and with many more features than Tracy ever dreamed of! (Image courtesy of Hitachi America, Ltd.)
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