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Waitlisted, a dedicated Ming collector, shares his latest acquisition, the Ming 19.02 Worldtimer Singapore Edition. This article delves into his personal connection with the brand and the specific allure of this limited-edition timepiece, offering insights into its unique aesthetic and horological appeal. His detailed observations highlight why this particular reference stands out in his extensive collection.
taken with Leica M10-R
I use a 90mm macro-elmar lens with extension tubes and an elpro 52 close-up lens. It's not the easiest setup to use as everything is manual, but it can take some pretty close macros...
A treat to look at them. George
Second, I agree re the Worldtimer. And MING in general (although the most recent piece, the Diver, was not to my liking). Having had this on the wrist when the MING folks were in town last year I was really impressed. I was very close on ordering one at the time, but held off (trying to be more disciplined this last year).
Trying to improve my watch photography has been a really fun endeavor this year, and has also been a very nice diversion while cooped up inside during the pandemic. I have the diver coming - my theory is that it'll look great on a brightly colored strap to provide some contrast to the monochrome color scheme, but we'll see. I find there's always something extra about mings that comes through in person but not in photos.
Such a great addition to your already amazing collection. Like you i like the brand a lot . The 19.00 movement looks so beautiful
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