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I am restoring a 1675, going around the world to get parts, always struggling to avoid retouched dials or fake bezels
Decided to buy a proper Macro lens, i saw this on hodinkee and i thought is was great, it is great, a bit expensive but definitely the ultimate tool.
I am restoring a 1675, going around the world to get parts, always struggling to avoid retouched dials or fake bezels
Decided to buy a proper Macro lens, i saw this on hodinkee and i thought is was great, it is great, a bit expensive but definitely the ultimate tool.
Hmmmm....
I am too casual a watch guy to justify almost $1,000 (in the configuration you have) just to look at my movements up close! I might like to borrow it for a few minutes, but no good reason for me to buy one except pure extravagance.
I agree, and I used some cheaper olio lens that are as good as this.
I like d this in the way they are produced,, very good quality, but a bit too expensive, the ultraviolet led light is cool and useful to check the lume.
yea its pretty useful
it comes in really handy if you are to check the flaws of the dial or movement, its also a nice tool for appreciating your watch without hurting your eye lol got mine with a phone adaptor too ...
I have the 6x and the 10x withe light ring....great loupes
I am looking forward to the new light diffuser that they working on
I was not aware of this new development.
Honestly the only problem I found on this is the light ring it comes in the picture and hen you you use the light. I will keep an eye on this new upcoming too.