​This is an exceptional example of the vintage Philips Philishave 555 electric rotary shaver, featuring the iconic three-head design that Philips pioneered for a close and comfortable shave. The Philishave brand, which was used by Philips from 1939 until 2006 (and known as Norelco in the US), became famous for its rotary shaving technology, which was invented by engineer Alexandre Horowitz. This specific model, the 555, is a corded electric shaver with a classic black ergonomic body, a prominent ON/OFF slide switch, and is a notable collectible piece from the era before the brand name was phased out. Its simple yet effective design utilizes the rotary cutting principle, where three circular cutters rotate beneath a perforated metal guard to efficiently capture and sever facial hair. Finding this specific model in working condition, with its original coiled cord, appeals strongly to vintage electric razor collectors and enthusiasts of mid-century grooming technology.