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I was allowed to shoot pictures of their first finished watch ...
last year December. I have seen this piece, it wasnt finished back then as early as August, and compiled a posting about the brothers and their
work. Due to certain reasons I couldnt post the article and have since lost or misplaced the documents. With your post, Don, there is no need
for me to post my original message so nothing is lost afterall.
Below are the pictures of the RG piece as shot in December, a couple of days before it was sold.
The PT model might be even more impressive then this RG piece. Maybe I can shoot pictures of the PT model in the future.
Edwin
Grönefeld - Baselworld 2009 Report
It was my pleasure to become familiar with this family-owned high-end watch brand for the first time at Baselworld. Bart and Tim Grönefeld are fourth-generation Dutch watchmakers whose great-grandfather, Johann, set up shop in the town of Oldenzaal some 9...
I was allowed to shoot pictures of their first finished watch ...
last year December. I have seen this piece, it wasnt finished back then as early as August, and compiled a posting about the brothers and their work. Due to certain reasons I couldnt post the article and have since lost or misplaced the documents. With yo...
Wow Edwin, you have lit these photos really well.
Interesting to see how a completely different photographic style affects the appearance of these watches. What was your rig? How on earth do you get so much light into the watch without blowing out all the highlights? Cheers Tony P
Hi Tony ...
I made a picture of the setup but (that too) I cant find it anymore - I should have planned the transition from IBM to Mac more carefully! Sorry! Essentially I used my "standard" setup; a semi translucent box holds the watch. The box serves to diffuse the...
