Your Best Watch Pictures

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

All pics taking with an iPhone

 
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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.

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

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Didn't take it on honeymoon though:

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More car stuff:

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Me being smug driving the actual DB5 from Goldfinger:

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

4CoD74x.jpg

Didn't take it on honeymoon though:

9OMfz1A.jpg

More car stuff:

vN8CDTj.jpg

Me being smug driving the actual DB5 from Goldfinger:

wbAINCO.jpg

hu0sKAH.jpg

K0oelBx.jpg
Like err , lost for words . Amazing watch & the cars are pretty decent too .
 
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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.

 
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Stretching the original post but a snap with an iPhone,

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