Ming 19.02 Worldtimer: A Collector's Enduring Fascination
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Ming 19.02 Worldtimer: A Collector's Enduring Fascination

By waitlisted · Sep 18, 2020 · 20 replies
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Waitlisted's enduring fascination with the Ming 19.02 Worldtimer, even a month after acquisition, underscores the watch's unique appeal and photographic allure. His detailed observations on its interaction with light and the challenges of capturing its essence provide valuable insights for collectors and photographers alike. This piece delves into why the 19.02 has become a standout in his collection.

I acquired my Ming 19.02 worldtimer more than a month ago now and it still hasn't left my wrist (except for photography sessions!). I'm enjoying it very much, needless to say. It also makes for a challenging, but rewarding, photo subject: the way this watch interacts and reacts with the light is incredibly enchanting, especially when seen in real life. Although I try to do my best to convey this magic in my photos, I can only manage to capture a small portion of it.

This watch is one of my favorite purchases in the past couple of years and I can't wait to see what the Ming team has in store next.

For those who are interested in the photography, I took this with a Leica M10-R and 90mm macro-elmar (combined with the macro-adapter-m)





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waitlisted
Sep 18, 2020

I doubt that I could have achieved this level without his guidance

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waitlisted
Sep 19, 2020

My taste is wide and I rarely collect multiple pieces from a single brand, but I have 6 mings and counting...

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waitlisted
Sep 19, 2020

Same here, saw it when they came to New York last year and loved it but held off. Finally decided a couple months ago that I had to have it and I'm very glad I went for it.

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