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Photography: Evocative pictures!

Very nicely for posting.
6d
By: mkvc
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Horological Meandering: Mine is sitting near my desk in Santa Monica.

I rarely wear it as it is large for my wrist, but it remains a very cool watch.
7d
By: mkvc
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Girard Perregaux: I have always wondered how it worked.

Can you explain? I (and maybe others) will be grateful if you can. Does the internal bezel turn? What is the need for the external bezel since there is a date window?
8d
By: mkvc
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TimeOut: How did you get that grasshopper to stand still long enough to be photographed?

It's always a pleasure to join your walks vicariously. Thanks for sharing.
14d
By: mkvc
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TimeOut: Wow! Great picture!

It makes me feel as I were there, or, since in fact I am not there, it makes me want to be there.
20d
By: mkvc
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Horological Meandering: And a great thing to meet our co-hobbyists!

The diversity of collecting concentration is always inspiring. Thanks for organizing and photographing, Art.
26d
By: mkvc
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Patek Philippe: Same here.

I have gone to great trouble to find appropriate buckles for many of my watches. In some cases I eventually no longer wanted the watches, but kept them longer than I should have because of the effort that went into finding the buckles.
1M
By: mkvc
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Horological Meandering: An A. Schild movement, I think.

As in the Fifty Fathoms. A fact Blancpain might prefer that we forget. Certainly a robust and durable movement, though.
1M
By: mkvc
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Independents: Welcome.

You picked a good day to visit, as we have been having some cloudy ones recently.
1M
By: mkvc
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Horological Meandering: Fascinating!

It's amazing how much there is to know about watches.
1M
By: mkvc
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