Here are a few of my Longines Conquest 1961 Cal 291 Ref 9024

 

I am happy this thread was revived, I just downloaded the app my self. I think I need some more practice....

 

Hmm will try Thankyou for presenting

 

A couple of old ones...

 

pretty new to this macro thing, but some fun with nikkor 40mm micro:

 

It looks like a shot without a crystal, so clean.

My macro Citizen (Diamond Flake and bullhead chronograph) shots:

 

Yup, however you can see some reflections in top left I'm trying now with "focus stacking" method (not a beginner thing to be honest), but I'll share with you the first results

 

Omega logo capture

 

101.009 64

 

Not nearly the same level as some of the shots in this thread. Vacheron Constantin 42042 'military dial'.

 

Nice posts here!

Some other pictures than watches, watchparts!

 

A gilty little thing:

 

I agree outside in daylight. Try blocking sun with your body and let light filter around and try sun exactly opposite so you do not shade and sometimes you get dramatic "shiny" shots. Black dials are still my nemesis in any lighting. Of course removing crystal can do wonders.

 

Made with LED Light and a piece of white Paper:

 

Not much of a macro shot. Lighting poor but sent pic to a friend who designs tooling for aerospace just to show him how small the gib (think circlip) is that secures the rotor axle on a Rolex 3035. And that they come in different thicknesses!

 

Moon boot print and orions belt

 

Some of my macro shots using a DSLR

 

This is a very unique watch.

 

I just use an old Panasonic DMC-TZ40...