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Hello dear Mike! Never too late to participate in our WS event! And as a matter of fact we still have a couple of hours till 5PM UTC closing.
Silberstein always offered some truly original designs in their watches and obviously in their handsets. Your joyful example is no exception! I can imagine it always makes you smile when you view it on your wrist.
I had always loved your Fortis chalk & blackboard dial with this hand set which reminds the chalks bits we used at school days. What an ingenious design!!
Thank you for your entry dear Mike! Have a nice Sunday and week ahead! Best, Abel.
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Wristscan “Hands Up” is Open Now!!
Hello dear Friend! I will have the pleasure of hosting this weekend and as announced theme is “Hands Up” and requires from our participants to show your favorite hand sets in our watches, sharing them in a close up shot as well in a complete shot of the w...
Well played dear Abel ! ...
That’s a superb lineup of hands and watches for your Wristscan theme. I particularly like the Milgauss and Explorer hands but for vintage cool the Seamaster 600m is possibly my favourite. Difficult choice !!! Best regards The Captain
Thank you so much for your kind comments dear Captain!
The Explorer and Milgauss are among my favorites too. They have a strong presence on the dials indeed. Of course the Plo Prof is a true classic!! Look forward to view your and our friends favorites of yours and theirs collections!! Cheers! Abel
Thank you so much for your additional pictures Hans. I was sure this Dynamic well deserved to be viewed in full. The red seconds hand surely adds a nice touch ...
... to the dial of this watch. Very seventies design and beautiful bracelet to complement the futuristic looks of this design. Keep enjoying so much! Hagwe! Abel
you showed us many cool watches, Abel!
The hands of the Milgauss and Explorer II are perfect for this week! Best regards
Great entry dear Brauner! Spectacular hands...
... you share here. Both the Nord and the DB hands and dial are Masterpieces! Hagwe! Abel
Wow ! excellent selection!
The DB hands are really something else. Well done my friend. HAGWE
Beautiful handset on your BP dear Ted!
In a dive watch it is important not only the style but also a functional easy to view set of hands to help the reading of time under water. This watch beautifully accomplish this. Thank you for your participation my friend! Hagwe! Abel
Hello dear @lberti!! Thank you for your participation!
Two superb designs you share. I’m specially attracted by the Octa. It has been haunting my soul for some time. I really love the so special design of this watch and of course its hand set with its strong personality! Hagwe! Abel
Stunning watches you have.
You wear the Octo Finissimo well! The rose gold is very pleasing to the eye!
Let me chime in...
... with a few shots taken today. Really love these white lacquered hands and of course the watch belonging to them. Here’s the Blancpain Tribute to Fifty Fathoms No Rad, worn on a colorful bespoke leather Nato strap. Have a great weekend everyone! Cheers...
Hello dear Henrik!! I adored this new No Rad version of the FF since day one it was launched. Great set of hands lacquered and with the creamy lume on them adding to the charm...
... of this watch. I wish you´ll enjoy so much this new addition to your collection! Thank you for your contribution and have a great week end! Abel
Ouch my dear Nicolas! You always let me trembling each time you post that devilish shot of your fantastic GMT! Lol! You answer my call with some fantastic classic hand sets...
on your vintage collection. The UN Freak creates a unique proprietary type of hands on itself!! A fantastic crazy timepiece it is!! Thank you for sharing them and I wish you a safe and enjoyable week end my dear friend. Abrazos fuertes desde las Pampas Ni...
Woww !.. Great pics & terrific tic-tacs.. Your TR is really haunting me, superb !.. And that Laurent Ferrier is truly sublime..
And yes, your Freak fascinates me in an eclectic, yet also a bit exuberant appeal. Great these all truly ! Best to you and yours ! hs.
The Rolex GMT will never look the same any more! We cannot un-see this!
Well play my good friend. The FREAK steals the show every time!
Hmmhh.. Let me see, what to chip in to play.. ;)
Here we go, some rather few shots of tic-tacs I guess you meanwhile may know pretty well, I’d guess.. My beloved 6542 (1958) Close ups exhibit dial/ hands’ details a bit Really appreciate these various fine guilloches Ref 7337, a dress watch but still wit...
Simple but effective
One of these days I'll invest in a iPhone macro lens attachment... ...
Thank you so much for your participation mhz!! Your close up is fantastic. IPhone cameras can make wonders. I can even see the Omega logo of plexy in the center of the hands!
These are classic hands in a beautiful vintage Omega from the seventies. As you well say, simple but effective. Thank you for sharing with us! Hagwe! Abel
Thank you!
It is crazy how good the phone cameras are now. Mine isn't even the newest of models. It still did take a good bit of fiddling around to get that Omega logo And to hs111, I apologize for putting my entry as a reply to yours rather than the main thread. No...
Agree with you about phone cameras. They can make marvelous pictures, even in close ups and low light conditions. And of course they are always at hand and ready to capture...
... a nice wrist shot or static of our beloved watches. Keep enjoying your watches and shooting nice pictures with them, Cheers! Abel
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