I’m no photography expert, but I do enjoy taking pics of my watches.

All pics taking with an iPhone

 

Taken from my iPad , nothing but light reflection used .

 

This is my wedding watch, bought in 2010 or 2011 (can't quite remember when I was married, it seems so long ago), restored and serviced and left in a safe for six months until my wedding day. My Austin-Healey had been off the road since 1996, had been fully restored and had finally had the overdrive gearbox fitted and was ready to collect the morning of the wedding. I woke up after four hours sleep, put my Montreal on for the first time, was given a lift to collect the Healey and took this picture as I set off to Brooklands to get married.

 

A few more. Here's Jack Heuer having a look at the wedding watch:



Didn't take it on honeymoon though:



More car stuff:



Me being smug driving the actual DB5 from Goldfinger:

 

Like err , lost for words . Amazing watch & the cars are pretty decent too .

 

On May 18, 2015, I posted a picture of my 1933 Rolex Prince Observatory duo-dial “doctor’s” watch (movement only). Since then I have added a few more “best photos” to my gallery.

 

Stretching the original post but a snap with an iPhone,

 

Did my best to capture the details of the Alpha caliber movement of my recently acquired NOMOS Tangente.

 

My '76

 

Guess who?

 

Breitling 18k

 

Jack Heuer 40th Anniversary Carrera

 

BULOVA OCEANPGRAPHER SNORKEL 666ft. [1970]

 

On my new fabric strap

 

Took this pic today at Dunkin’ Donuts.