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Thanks for postng these.
It is funny, but to me each of these looks so much better on the wrist than in stand alone shots. They were meant to be worn, clearly, and you wear them well. You have given them new life. Best, respo
That's a good point ...
I seldom post static shots of my watches, unless I am trying to illustrate a point. Perhaps partly because my photographic skills are not up to it, but also because I like to see the 'life' that a wristshot imparts. That's probably why I particularly look...
better looks
Yes, you're right. Both of them are small, but for me light wrist OK, my taste. Cheers, Milan
The LeCoultre . . .
. . . is brilliant! What a design . . . please tell us more about it. Impatiently, Art
Here is my review, Dr.No
http://jlc.watchprosite.com/show-forumpost/fi-2/pi-3563426/ti-574126/s-0/
1680 "white"
Getting ready for a short trip. Just selected this one.... A great weekend to all, Nilo...
The cyclops is not a favourite of everyone ...
... but I love the 1680, principally because of the plexi and cyclops. Killer patina and photo, Nilo. From what year is your watch? Thanks for posting it. Andrew
Re: 1680 year
Andrew, This 1680 is not that old. Just 31 years. It's a 6 mil - 1979. Cheers, Nilo
We must be getting old when ...
... 1979 seems recent. It's developed a great patina, though. Very nice. A
Well, depends where you look
The dial coronet is pure white. I agree about the patina. I love this yellow. Cheers, Nilo
What a nice ...JLC, Patrice!
How do you see it, now that you saw the Pam 339 Dial? HAGWE, Nicolas
What a nice PAM P@tice :-)
..Than its ok to take the picture before midnigt Best Hans
Just teasing Oliver
But, you have to watch these ladies with a very sharp eye ;-) -- Richard.
SeSeems like many of my favorite watches are popping up today
And this is my very favorite ALS.This one remains firmly on my short list. Great new photo. What do you tink of the new 1815 Chrono? I have to admit, I prefer yours by a fairly wide margin. respo
The new 1815 Chronograph is ...
nice, but I prefer the old one for several reasons: the multilever dial - which I would really miss the discreet "A. Lange & Söhne" at the edge the "chronograph" look (compared to the plain "dress watch" look of the new one) "size" on the wrist (just the ...
I compleely agree with you
about everythng you wrote. And thanks for posting the additional photos. Best, respo
Very good idea - but a bad one for me!
Hi Andrew, thanks for your proposal to vote the "Pic of the week". Sadly, this means, regarding my photographis skills, I will never be on the masthead photo ever again! Sigh! This is my week´s contribution, the JLC MUT in SS, a classic for a free weekend...
Thank you, Richard!
Another feature of this watch, that I particularly value: it is really lightweight and stays almost unnoticed on your wrist. Best regards, anaesdoc
I'm not sure about that, anaesdoc . . .
. . . some of us will vote for the cleverest or most endearing photo, and others will vote for a photo that portrays a watch we've never seen before. Let's give it a try . . . hopefully, Art
Done, Art! It´s taking part, that counts.
This shall be my motto, because even a blind squirrel finds a nut once in a while ! (Credit to an unknown poster on the net) Best regards, anaesdoc...
Thanks, Nicolas!
BTW, did you notice you came up to the frightening number of 24.000 posts? You are still eating, sleeping, excercising etc.? A puzzled anaesdoc...
Don't be too sure ...
Some will vote for a killer watch, or perhaps an image concept, or evident photographic skills, and we might be surprised by the outcome week to week. Several mods will select the images for us to vote on, so there will be two layers to the process. I am ...
Does anyone remember the trepidation some folks had . . .
. . . before the Rolex forum was inaugurated, wondering if the cliques and infighting on other boards would appear? To be sure, Jeff is primarily responsible for the success of the forum, but he started with 'good ingredients' first. The guys and gals tha...
Still love that one.
But I still haven't had the pleasure of checking it out in person.
Omega Speedmaster 2998
Seems to be my favorite, even as tastes shift over time. HAGWE. Darren " target="_blank"> " border="0" alt="Omega Speedmaster 2998">...
Wearing: the thing...
On a dark rainy morning. HAGWE everyone! -- Richard. This message has been edited by =RWK= on 2010-02-05 08:05:42...
The one week a year that this "Sports Combo" get some time...
Besides after a week of wearing this sinker, it takes a year to recover. Miki...
I might be wearing the Longines today, Miki . . .
. . . but the silver and black G O . . . . . . gets the nod Sunday. The Raiders of the 70s and the Niners of the 80s . . . we will never see their likes again....
I may have another shot with my Niners...
Your Longines is wonderful, but your Silver and Black GO is closest to your heart.. The new President of the Niners is Jed York and he learned from his Uncle Eddie. Just think of being under 30, single, President and future owner of a NFL team. As the Gre...
Not my watch but....
This is a photo of a watch of a friend during a beautiful evening of three purist friends.... great friends, great company, cognac, watches, Paris.... What more can i say.... Well maybe that it was an inspiration for something new..... I know that it is n...
for a windy day in Dubai with lots of sand flying around
you need a rugged watch.. so chose the Polaris for today.. lovely watch but OEM strap is a big let down. I am a big fan of JLC -have a few in my collection- but quality of straps and deployments (to put precisely, lack of it) is generally disappointing.....
So, my friend, when do you come back?
We are waiting for you, Patrice and me... It was a great moment, indeed. Now the question is : How did you recover from this experience ( I mean, the watch) ? Best, Nicolas
You have....
inside information my friend...... I recovered quite well... my banker did not..... I am coming this month as I am picking up something new.... I will let you know on Monday... and hopefully we can all meet again..... Cheers
Lovely watch, Marc!
Salutes from its Seamaster twin with the waved dial Photo obviously is from past (summer) times. anaesdoc...
It's raining at this very moment in Ventura county, Marc . . .
. . . so it's going to be a Seiko day tomorrow: Little point in getting a perfectly good strap wet . . . that's what bracelets and water-tight backs are for!...
Heading to a formal dinner tonight...
...which is a great excuse to break out the stealth artillery: Cheers, pplater....
Elegant photo, pplater . . .
. . . and my nominee for wrist shot of the week . . . cordially, Art
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