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Girard-Perregaux 7317 on Swedish stones
When the weather is like this....
Its an easy decision to stay indoors and take photos of watches instead of going out in the freezing cold...
Resulting in a fresh shot of the Girard-Perregaux 7317 on Swedish stones!
Stay warm!
Best
Blomman
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Girard-Perregaux 7317 on Swedish stones
When the weather is like this.... Its an easy decision to stay indoors and take photos of watches instead of going out in the freezing cold... Resulting in a fresh shot of the Girard-Perregaux 7317 on Swedish stones! Stay warm! Best Blomman ...
Equally freezing over here, close to -20 Celsius
Really hate that cold. At least we have less or almost no snow. Your first shot is scary. Time to escape to a warmer country. CC
I like a lot the warmth of your pink gold 1966 in this frozen shot
Best wishes Alkiro
What a treat!
Two great watches and two classic "Blomman" shots! Although that first one seems to have a slightly darker background than your typical sunny arm-shots. But the stones! Those stones! Second picture=masterpiece!