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Datograph on Datograph
My Datograph, over photo of the Datograph movement in Guido Mocafico's book, Movement.
Out of all my pieces, the Datograph is by far the most fun piece to photograph!
Here's the full 24mp resolution file:
Here's the full 24mp resolution file:
The movement side is easy to take in picture, but the dial side is just hell! Nice pic. [nt]
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Dial side...
...is indeed the ultimate challenge to make an interesting photo out of! 
This is a great picture of an outstanding movement, but ...
the background shows something different. Yes, I know in the book it is called Datograph which is not correct. Just look on the caliber signature, it shows L 951.0 instead of L951.1.
In fact it is this one ...
the 1815 Chronograph, which was introduced in 2004. Still it was in the planning before the Datograph
Thanks for sharing your great picture and watch!
Oliver
In fact it is this one ...
the 1815 Chronograph, which was introduced in 2004. Still it was in the planning before the Datograph
Thanks for sharing your great picture and watch!
Oliver
Eagle eye, indeed!
Wow, what amazing attention to detail... Thank you very much for pointing this out!
Interesting that the 1815 Chrono was in the works before the Datograph!
Another beautiful pic from you!
You are bringing the Dato to life from your pics.
Thank you for sharing with us here
Cheers
Robin
Thank you for sharing with us here
Cheers
Robin
Thanks -
But I think the gorgeous movement does most of the work, it's hard not to take a good looking photo of the back!
Thanks a lot for the lovely pic of one of the most beautiful movements. [nt]
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One more from a different angle...
And without the blue colored glare of the back, the details on the movement are clearer in this capture:
Full res here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/36224253/Photos/DSC02736.jpg
Full res here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/36224253/Photos/DSC02736.jpg