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Thanks Oliver!

 

This is quite embarassing: I don't know how Deniz the magician do for shooting great pics in just a few seconds in spite of so poor lighting condition.

When I do some photos I spend hours trying to fight against light reflection or adjusting the proper depth of field with a just average result and he shoots real artistics pics so easily, it's not fair (LOL).

But the most important is that the 3 of us had a great time together!

Cheers,

Mike

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A nice saturday's meeting...

 
By: Mike H : January 13th, 2013-11:52
A friend and I took the opportunity of the visit of a common friend in Paris last saturday to meet and have a very enjoyable horological breakfast together. This was of course the occasion to shoot few pics so as to remember this good moment together. Hop...  

Thanks for your kind words

 
By: Mike H : January 13th, 2013-15:09
I must admit I love my AC (5125R). My friend's Calatrava (5120) is simple and elegant and carries the great 240 caliber which certainly brings a lot to its attractiity. But you also have quite nice ones if I remember well (I specially like the 5040). Chee... 

Thanks much!

 
By: no_frills : January 13th, 2013-18:40
Yes, the 5040J - very recently acquired, only four days old (in my possession)!

Thanks Oliver!

 
By: Mike H : January 13th, 2013-15:24
This is quite embarassing: I don't know how Deniz the magician do for shooting great pics in just a few seconds in spite of so poor lighting condition. When I do some photos I spend hours trying to fight against light reflection or adjusting the proper de... 

Thank you my friend...

 
By: Mike H : January 13th, 2013-16:36
... but for the pictures I must give credit to my friend Deniz who was visiting us here in Paris ... and for the watches only the 5125 is mine (the 5120 belongs to a friend who also owns a gorgeous Lange Cabaret WG blue dial). Anyhow, thank you for your k... 

You strike again,

 
By: Mark in Paris : January 14th, 2013-01:22
After the Langes' pics lately, now the PP. I don't know what setting he used but they make these pictures so great, warm... Those calatravas are beautiful, thanks for sharing Mike. Cheers, Mark

Thank you Mark for your kind words!

 
By: Mike H : January 15th, 2013-15:02
As for the settings, I'll try to find out and revert. Cheers, Mike

Stunning!

 
By: bulliondesk : January 16th, 2013-10:52
The 5125R is one of the most aesthetically pleasing Patek's ever created in my opinion. A true simplistic beauty.