Ring, Watch, Wonder by Ben Seidman is a professional routine that he has used in his own repertoire for nearly twenty years. The routine was performed during major shows, corporate events, and private performances, and was featured in Penn & Teller: Fool Us, among others.

Ring, Watch, Wonder, or RWW for short, is Ben Seidman's streamlined interpretation of the classic Ring, Watch, Wallet plot made famous by Tommy Wonder.

The effect is quick and clear. You put your ring, watch, and money in an envelope. As soon as the envelope is closed, you tear it completely to pieces. However, the objects have vanished and immediately reappear in their original places. The ring is back on your hand, the watch is on your wrist, and the money is once again in the previously empty wallet.

RWW was developed to avoid a number of practical limitations of traditional performances. You do not have to perform the routine at the beginning of your show; no reel is used, and you are not dependent on a jacket or specific clothing. This allows you to incorporate the routine at various moments within your performance.

The routine has been developed for use in real performances and is suitable for both stage and parlor use. The set includes the necessary special materials, including a leather JOL Himber wallet.

Ring, Watch, Wonder is available in right-handed and left-handed versions. Ben recommends choosing the version for the hand opposite the wrist on which you normally wear your watch. If you wear your watch on the left wrist, choose the right-handed version. If you wear your watch on the right wrist, choose the left-handed version.

You receive an unprepared ring in size 10, which can be replaced by your own ring if desired, a leather JOL Himber wallet, a black watch with a matching gimmick, and 25 envelopes.

In addition, you receive over an hour of video instructions from Ben Seidman. In these, he covers the complete routine, the necessary techniques, and various ways to adapt Ring, Watch, Wonder to your own style and presentation.