The collectible gift pack available with the purchase of the LEGO Harry Potter Collectible Watch (5009008) has surfaced and could be a preview of the Collector’s Edition “The Burrow” (76437).
The second LEGO Harry Potter gift with purchase that was suddenly revealed today is the 5009008 Collectible Weasley Clock, thanks to the Australian online store. After previously confirming 40695 Borgin and Burkes: Floo Network, the store has now announced the apparent gift with purchase of 76437 The Burrow Collectors’ Edition.
The clock’s collectible is impressively detailed and although it’s not built from bricks, we suspect that won’t be an issue for many Harry Potter fans. It’s valued at $29.99 Australian dollars, but it almost certainly won’t be available for purchase.
The Weasley Collectible Clock 5009008 recreates the family’s magical clock, complete with hands that display the Weasleys’ status or whereabouts. These include Home, School, Work, Travel, Lost, Hospital, Prison, and Life-threatening. Hopefully the latter won’t be chosen too often.
Item measures 2.75″ (7cm) high, 1.97″ (5cm) wide and 1.5″ (4cm) deep. LEGO details include images of minifigures that may match 76437 The Burrow Collectors’ Edition based on early looks. There’s also an image of the house above, suggesting this is the gift with purchase of this year’s flagship set. However, nothing in the description confirms this for sure and we’re still waiting for details on the flagship model.
At the time of writing, nothing has been confirmed and we recommend waiting for an official announcement as the 5009008 Weasley Collectible Watch may have nothing to do with the upcoming 76437 The Burrow Collectors’ Edition. Get your bank account ready just in case. In the meantime, click here to see another upcoming LEGO Harry Potter gift with purchase.
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