Well - the thread title says it all really - so here goes. Sorry for the wrist shot mixed into it.

 

Very nice. What kind of camera/lens did you use?

 

For the macro: Olympus E-P5 with 60mm f2.8 macro lens
For the wristshot: Panasonic GX8 with Panasonic 12-35 f.2.8

And this is with the mobile:

 

Awesome photos! I love the color of the date wheel. I can't believe the blue dial had a black date wheel box on the old models.

 

Amazing photos

 

Beautiful photos! Macro shooting is fun! But, I cannot believe that you got your Seamaster wet!!!

 

Great pictures - amazing to see the detail on the internals of the watch.

 

The shots of the movement are really gorgeous.

 

Love the photography, can I commission you do take some shots of mine? ;-)

 

Some great photos there. I'm in awe of anyone with photographic skills as I've not got a clue about how that all works. Thanks for sharing. Watch looks great btw.

 

Great photos which really bring out the colour. Well done.

 

This "new" Seamaster is growing on me... What a blue watch! And the macroshots =)

 

nice shots! Love a good macro and the Seamaster is pretty sweet too!

 

Phenomenal photos! You must have an amazing camera. And the watch looks fantastic too

 

Those are great photographs, what lighting setup do you use?

Geoff

 

Bravo!
If you ever want some suggestions for other macros: scalloped bezel, logo on the back of the lug.

 

Thanks. Natural light. Shot on the kitchen table. Nothing fancy.

 

Wow! It's so different when you see it with the naked eyes!

Thank you very much!