Magic Clock

The Magic Clock, produced by Bally Manufacturing Corporation in 1965, is an electro-mechanical (EM) pinball machine from the mid-1960s. By this point Bally had been producing EM pinball machines for over three decades, so Magic Clock represents a mature, well-established manufacturing era for the company rather than an early example of EM technology.

Gameplay features on the Magic Clock likely followed the classic layout with flippers, bumpers, and targets typical of EM pinballs from this era. However, without specific information on notable features or design choices, it's difficult to pinpoint what sets the Magic Clock apart from its contemporaries. The machine's theme is also unknown, which was not uncommon for games from this period.

The lack of detailed documentation about the Magic Clock makes it a bit enigmatic, but as a single-player EM title from a major manufacturer, it remains a piece of interest for collectors and enthusiasts researching Bally's mid-1960s output.