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Ever wonder why most watches are photographed at the 10:10 o'clock position?
this is probably a re-post but I just stumbled upon it today and found it very interesting.
summary: In advertising for wristwatches, most models are frozen with their hands smiling at 10 and 2 to frame the brand name and logo.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/28/business/media/28adco.html?_r=3
Ever wonder why most watches are photographed at the 10:10 o'clock position?
this is probably a re-post but I just stumbled upon it today and found it very interesting. summary: In advertising for wristwatches, most models are frozen with their hands smiling at 10 and 2 to frame the brand name and logo. http://www.nytimes.com/2008...
Esthetical reasons
10 / 10 is symmetric. so, for the balance of the watch, I guess that 10 /10 is the best position for hands. But you know what? I rarely pay attention to this kind of details. Best. Nicolas
