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Amanico's post offers an intimate look at the Jaeger-LeCoultre Duomètre Unique Travel Time in rose gold, captured with his innovative natural light photography setup. His detailed images and personal reflections on this sophisticated complication provide an invaluable perspective for collectors. This article delves into why this particular Duomètre reference holds such appeal, exploring its aesthetic nuances and the allure of its limited editions.
A real “grail” piece.. - What a watch but also what a dial !! Thx for the share, a good start into a new week ! Best, hs PS: Superb photography, needless to say, Your “” technique delivers splendid results
I guess we will have to wait for your patent to be able to know all its secrets! ))
Add a sheet of paper on it and here you are...
Natural lighting all the way! At least, that's how I always felt, I look at the watch myself in natural light most of the time, so why would I base my impressions on 'studio set-ups'! Also, that version is totally my favorite, and I am specifically referring to the 'drop-dead gorgeous' Paris boutique edition .... That would truly be a major 'catch' . Cheers, Filip
...it reminds me of my days art directing photo shoots and coming up with ways to light the product. Back in the 'old days' everything had to be captured on film. No Photoshop do-overs : )
Also, again love that splendid WS of yours ! - And yes, a true grail piece.. Best, hs PS: - But guess for the moment, I might need to stay modest, always truly appreciating my beloved black dialed Duomètre à Chronographe, a piece I happily share with you, my dear friend !
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