Jay (Eire)
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First, fantastic photos. You’ve really taken a deep dive on the photography and the results are great.
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).
a photo of my latest pickup - the Ming 19.02 worldtimer
Many of you who know me know that I'm a big fan of Ming - I was lucky enough to pick up the original 17.01 when it launched in 2017, and fell in love with the brand. The 19.02 worldtimer is my newest addition and marks my sixth ming and first 19 series Mi...
Thank you Nico! Here are some proper macros with the m10...
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... ...
First, fantastic photos. You’ve really taken a deep dive on the photography and the results are great.
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 t...
Thank you!
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 t...
Again huge Congrats my friend ,
Such a great addition to your already amazing collection. Like you i like the brand a lot . The 19.00 movement looks so beautiful
Congrats! Love that Ming and a big fan of the brand overall!
This is the kind of independent watchmaking outside of Switzerland that I get excited about. The hobby would be better with more Mings and less Avantis 🤮