Macro Photography: Unveiling the Unseen Details of Watch Hands

Jocke - Bad Santa · 2020-05-01T12:32:18Z

Explore Jocke - Bad Santa's macro photography revealing unexpected details on a watch hand. A humorous look at micro-finishing and community reactions.

Jocke - Bad Santa's macro photography of a watch hand, humorously critiquing its finish, offers a unique perspective on the minute details often overlooked in luxury timepieces. His image sparks a discussion among collectors about the unexpected imperfections and the artistry of micro-components. This post highlights how even seemingly minor elements contribute to a watch's overall perceived quality and craftsmanship.

Key Points from the Discussion

The 'bee' (hornet) in the macro shot appears to have a higher degree of finish than the watch hand, highlighting the contrast in perceived quality.
Another contributor shared a similar macro shot of a different watch, humorously capturing a bee on a Speedmaster, drawing a parallel to the original post's theme.
The discussion prompts others to attempt similar macro photography, specifically mentioning a 'Buzz Aldrin Speedmaster,' indicating a shared interest in detailed watch imagery.

The Discussion

ChristianDK

May 1, 2020

True, but what an incredible picture, Jocke! [nt]

Jocke - Bad Santa

May 2, 2020

Thanks my friend. [nt]

amanico

May 1, 2020

Well, the painter is the culprit, here. ;) [nt]

Jocke - Bad Santa

May 2, 2020

Don't blame Stevie Wonder, he do his best with those hands. 🤣🤣🤣 [nt]

patrick_y

May 1, 2020

Echoing another's sentiment, what an amazing photograph!

And yes, those hands could be painted better!

Jocke - Bad Santa

May 2, 2020

Yes I believe they can do better in this price range. [nt]

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