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One of my favorite watches all time--I wear mine very very often, if not quite daily. It's everything I need and nothing I don't in a watch. Enjoy yours! DJK

It's worth it to read the review of the 975 "Autotractor" movement that's posted somewhere here. I owned the Hometime, and after it was stolen managed eventually to replace it with a Dualmatic, which I have now owned for...over 7 years. It is extremely robust, accurate and stable, and has served me

Great watch--versatile and colorful choices too. I'm also a fan of Kavu and have one of those canvas shirts too. The green strap is my favorite you show, but that's just my bias--my MIH is wearing a green leather strap on my wrist right now and I find green to be every bit as versatile (given my usu

This is one of the original series of watches commissioned by the Goldpfeil luxury brand that launched the ACHI (association of independent watchmakers). Of the watches made for this exhibition, the Jutzi is the second most famous and sought after, behind the Vianney Halter. It's also much more clas

That's an absolute beauty, and the pictures do a terrific job of capturing it. Congratulations!

Really nice--the height of the markers is striking.

What processing did you do? To my eye the shadows are lifted just a bit more than I would have, and/or the greens and blues are oversaturated. Great vista--the disappearing road is excellent. DJK

My middle son reading to my daughter. The light here turned out great, I think. This is with the Canon FDn 50/1.4, probably a f2. Cheers, Daniel

Using the Canon FDn 80-200L/4 I can get to about .7m, but this is closer to 1m away, and the spider isn't very large (1-1.5cm). I liked the web she had set up as it offered a nice lead in and natural framing, and her pose was just great and "inviting". The full size picture has this section for less