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Completely agree with you dear Jocke!...
It got a lot of gorgeous and rare watches, the photography is awesome, and though it has very little text, there is much to learn through the pictures of details, movements, etc.
I keep my copy near my bed, and like to browse its pages from time to time. I guess it induces me to have nice dreams!
Nicolas: yes, I can recomend other books of this same author, two of them related to Omega, and one to Longines. Not same big format, but wonderful photography as well!
Best cordial regards, Abel.
What a great book...........
I've got in November at my birthday as I totally disrespectful waited close to five months to unpack. Anyway it's 100 Superlative Rolex Watches by John Goldberger. It contains models I've never seen and there is a lot of great pics inside, not so much tex...
I have this book....
....and i keep it in a living room because no matter how many times i have looked at it, I am never bored to pick it up again and look again. What I like about it is that every single watch is real....you can see many have been "lived in". But as you stat...
Agreed. There are some books from the same author which are consider getting.
This one and the Longines one... Best, Nicolas
Completely agree with you dear Jocke!...
It got a lot of gorgeous and rare watches, the photography is awesome, and though it has very little text, there is much to learn through the pictures of details, movements, etc. I keep my copy near my bed, and like to browse its pages from time to time. ...
Great book, yes
....... and I'm lucky enough because there are 2 watches of my personal collection pictured in this book. :-)