Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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It's the plane I find fascinating, René. Especially with regards . . .
. . . to the Movado: the angle at which it's shot in these photos enhances their structural profile. Head on, the Kingmatic appears small, but on a nearly parallel plane, the watch takes on a more masculine (for want of a better word) character.
You might be pleased to learn I went looking for a Kingmatic like yours as a result. It's a compelling manufacture watch, despite its diminutive size.
Art
Shadow shots
I remember one of my first posts was a picture of my Tudor in the dark reflecting the light of my computer screen. I had forgotten how much I like taking these kind of shots which highlight some nice details in my watches Glad to share with you. René ...
Thanks mom ami
I gladly agree with you This finding fulfilled much of my greed for a beautiful vintage dressy timepiece. Although I wear it almost casually. I'm glad you like it! Best. René
It's the plane I find fascinating, René. Especially with regards . . .
. . . to the Movado: the angle at which it's shot in these photos enhances their structural profile. Head on, the Kingmatic appears small, but on a nearly parallel plane, the watch takes on a more masculine (for want of a better word) character. You might...
Hello dear art
You did a fine analysis of why I like taking these kind of pictures. Indeed, the angle brings out several of the key design elements of a watch: distortion of the crystal, lug shape, case shape and thickness, indexes, wrist presence, etc. Those are things...
