PHOTOS: Watchcase Unveils Model Unit, Offers First Glance

Investors, architects, designers and real estate agents representing Watchcase – the high-end condo project in the former Bulova factory in Sag Harbor – hosted a press event on Tuesday, opening the doors to their first model unit over seven years after purchasing the 132-year-old building.

Since buying the building for $16 million, New York City-based Cape Advisors have gutted the building, which had been unused for over 20 years, and started building back up. A series of town homes and bungalows are being built from the ground up on the 2.5-acre property, creating a total of 64 units for sale.

• Related: See the renderings of the final vision at Watchcase.
  

The Watchcase team shared renderings of its final vision, and Patch as well as several other media outlets were on hand to snap photos of what the property looks like as of now. The team is hoping the property will be move-in ready in a year.

Check back with Patch for a more in-depth look at what is in store at Watchcase. In the meantime, take a look here at what the final vision is, and click here to see photos from Thursday's walk-through. What do you think about them?