Photography
SJX, a renowned watch photographer and journalist, offers a sneak peek into his extensive coverage of SIHH 2012. This initial collection of close-up photographs provides a glimpse into the novelties and intricate details showcased at the prestigious watch fair, setting the stage for his forthcoming comprehensive report.
Happily looking forward your legendary full SIHH report Best Damjan
It was nice running into you at SIHH, too bad we didn't get a chance to talk more. Looking forward to your full report. Jon
Great pics. Looking forward to the rest of the menu. I'll share mine soon also. Thanks. Vte
is the slight blue tint new this year..? Amazing...thanks for the pics. Andy.
Someday you really got to teach me how to take proper macro shots. Pleeease. cen@akaroa
and found this " Spinel is the great impostor of gemstone history: many famous rubies in crown jewels around the world are actually spinels. The most famous is the Black Prince's ruby, a magnificent 170-carat red spinel that now adorns the Imperial State Crown of England in the British Crown Jewels after a long history: Henry V even wore it on his battle helmet! The Timur ruby, a 361-carat red spinel now owned by Queen Elizabeth, has the names of some of the Mughal emperors who previously owned
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