Thank you Java. Amongst other things, I find these designs to be clever and refreshing.Originally Posted by java
Thank you. Here is a better photo of each of the watches you mention. The Parmigiani Kalpagraph is in palladium and the Piaget Upstream is one of their rare watches in Stainless Steel.
The Piaget Upstream is particularly notable for having an integrated bracelet using the watches bezel as a clasp.
To my eyes they give off a creative energy, a spirit of individualism which I can imagine to be strangely emboldening in an entrepreneurial sense.
My eyes have been opened and today at least, my watchbox looks somehow conventional.
If you have an Ipad, I find it useful to use an eye-fi card in they camera, means you can look at them on your Ipad as you take them. Much easier to see how good the shot is than on the camera and also means you don't need to touch the camera between shots which is useful if you are shooting macro.
Thank you. I've been seeking inspiration for the face on a garden clock I'm making for a while, but I think I've got the answer now. I don't normally go for the avant garde, in this case however it's a nice balance between traditional and classic. For me at any rate.
Must make putting a NATO on a bit tricky.The Piaget Upstream is particularly notable for having an integrated bracelet using the watches bezel as a clasp.
...and having searched through the watch box I found a pair of Breitlings are all I can contribute for now. I am desperately waiting for the 'prial' thread....then I can play some more!!
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My pair of APīs.
That's an advantage I hadn't thought of.
I have pair of Eberhard Traversetolo watches (black + white). Will have to take better picture of them.
I have pair of Eberhard Traversetolo watches (black + white). Will have to take better picture of them.
Nice to see Eberhard. Don't see them so often .
These are my favourite pairs
Yep, you've nailed it. End of thread.These are my favourite pairs
Can't argue with that . Significant contribution I would say. Better have another look to see if there were actually any watches there.
I have been waiting with anticipation for something like that. Thank you. :-)
Two Aupairs - That's just showing off.
2 X Royal Navy
2 X 60's Omega tool watches
From left to right;
1 pair of Rolex "tropical" Submariners
1 pair of Omega Seamaster 300 (Royal Navy)
1 pair of Omega 2998 Speedmasters
1 pair of Beta 21 movement watches
Ok I cheated, there are some doublers there!
2 X Royal Navy
2 X 60's Omega tool watches
From left to right;
1 pair of Rolex "tropical" Submariners
1 pair of Omega Seamaster 300 (Royal Navy)
1 pair of Omega 2998 Speedmasters
1 pair of Beta 21 movement watches
Ok I cheated, there are some doublers there!
Works for me
Here is my old Omega duo. I sold the Great White and went back to a PO.
There are some lovely watches and outstanding photos here, I hesitate to show my much lower budget pairs and average photography but here goes.
A pair of Precistas, one original and one Timefactors
A pair of Vostock Komanderskies
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A nice pair of Vostoks.A pair of Vostock Komanderskies
Interesting that the one on the left is commemorating the Victor.
A pair of Tudors. ...
Thanks, that's why I bought that one.
A recent purchase of a titanium avenger makes a new pair of breitlings here for me.
Chrono Avenger and Avenger Seawolf
Ok a pair
and another
Those JLC's are just ridiculously beautiful.
A pair of 1960's Enicar Sherpa's. Both EPSA cased, Swiss Brevet 314962 Super Compressors. These cases worked on the
principle ' The higher the water pressure - the tighter the seal '.
Great photos.....I particularly like the Zenith pair.
Just messing around with the camera, sadly with too little skill. I thought I would try some photos of pairs of watches from the same makers. I tend to collect pairs for some reason
Zenith
Glashutte Original
JLC
Parmigiani
Piaget
My pair of "Spirits"
A little bit of lower value content.
This wasn't intentional - the black dial arrived in May and took six months determined fettling by Andy Leftley to sort out; the latter popped up in the meanwhile..
sometime later, a brace of late 1960s K88x calibre'd Mariners ... (which as noted by earlier posts, is the same base that crops up in the Geomatic):
oddly, the sunburst wears much bigger than the black..
Two grand things:
A pair of Pilots...
Here are my pairs
Brietling 7102, (with a modern relative)
Pair of Pilot's from different ends of the price scale, (The more expensive one now no longer with me, not my choice!)
When it comes to SPORKS, a pair simply won't do!
A pair of 16600's
This is the onlt pair i own:
Rolex DJ 6605 '56 and 1601' 69. Love them both... ;-)
Best! Glenn
My latest pair, MBII & Wright Flyer
Here are a pair of mine, not a patch on Flashharrys though!
These are lovely.My latest pair, MBII & Wright Flyer
Love that 6605 Glenn...This is the onlt pair i own:
Rolex DJ 6605 '56 and 1601' 69. Love them both... ;-)
Best! Glenn
To my standard you shoot some amazing pictures of some amazing watches.
This makes people jealous. Gorgeous!
Lovely pair of LW's Tony!Here are a pair of mine, not a patch on Flashharrys though!
Thanks Mads. The one on the right is a bit special (I part ex'd your old Chronoswiss against it) it is forged carbon, 50% lighter than titanium and harder than steel!
Perfect two-up-man-ship.
Bravo.
A pair of seiko skx007s bought through this forum
Some fantastic watch photography on show in this thread, not to mention the watches, jealous-Yep!! I am still struggling to get the light in my light tent right. (does that make sense)
Some of my lightweights amongst the big hitters....
A pair of old no name divers
Some lovely pairs of watches there, that is a stunning collection, I particulalry like that Zenith pair.
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