Click the picture to see how I did it. I used the reversal ring pictured to fit the lens backwards.
http://pugwash.info/posts/article/macro-2.jpg
With the stock lens, the default state is...
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Click the picture to see how I did it. I used the reversal ring pictured to fit the lens backwards.
http://pugwash.info/posts/article/macro-2.jpg
With the stock lens, the default state is...
It's naturally aged and while I could go get a clean set from Cousins, I prefer seeing the passage of time in the hands.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wabi-sabi
Both these photos were taken with the stock Canon 17-55mm lens (backwards!) on an EOS400D.
1920px wallpapers - click to embiggen!
http://pugwash.info/posts/omega/Speedmaster-07-640.jpg
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Ah, but the masses don't buy Omegas in a vacuum. Omega market to us and we do the marketing for them to the mass-market. The uninformed Omega buyer knows the brand because we sing its praises. The...
Thanks. :)
These are actually very simple photos. One spot and a light tent, tripod, cable release, one simple cheap lens ...
Another pic.
http://pugwash.info/posts/omega/Speedmaster-05-640.jpg
Thanks. :)
They're all taken with a Canon EOS400D and the stock 17-55mm lens that comes with the camera. Yes, all of them.
My 1952 Tudor Oyster. Click to embiggen.
http://pugwash.info/posts/tudor/oyster-07-640.jpg
http://pugwash.info/posts/tudor/oyster-08-640.jpg
It's a 1986 Omega Speedmaster Professional with a solid caseback and a Cal. 861 movement. Click any picture to enlarge it to 1920px-wide goodness.
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Much like many of the fake forums these days are frequented by people with some very high ticket-price watches.
Currently, the one on the bottom left:
http://pugwash.info/posts/repair/eta2892-01.jpg
It was bought as part of a lot of four scrap 2892 movements. Three of the movements now work, thanks to one...
Probably some Tory will bring it up and ... oh, wait.
:lol:
Absolutely. And let he who is without etc.
If you're running a pirate copy of Windows, Photoshop, etc, then you're on exactly the same legal ground as someone buying a fake watch.
However, I...
Agreed.
No it isn't. It's copyright infringement. Fake watches are trademark infringement.
There is very little difference, legally, unless of course you try to pass off counterfeit goods as genuine in a...
Sorry, but some are.
How many people shout "fake watch, fake man" while illegally downloading movies and MP3s? :lol:
Looked like a 7750-powered Chronomat of some kind. There are a lot of Breitling models it could be, but it's definitely a 7750 Breitling.
If you're using a photo host, they pay for the bandwidth, not Eddie.
You can post gigabytes of images, but it'll use the same amount of Eddie's bandwidth as a post with no images.
That's exactly it.
http://www.ranfft.de/cgi-bin/bidfun-db. ... k&ETA_1082
Anyone got any ideas what the movement in my watch is? From what I can tell, it's an A. Schild. The number under the balance wheel is A82 (or something 82, anyway).
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http://pugwash.info/posts/tudor/oyster-07-640.jpg
I don't think I'd ever consider getting it restored.
A simple way to look at it is a roulette table. If you put 6 numbers on (1-6, for instance), you have 31 losing options, if you put six chips on a group of 6 numbers (first six, for instance) on you...
Let's do it with smaller numbers.
My small lottery has 14 chances of winning and next-door's small lottery has 2. The top prize is the same and the cost of seven tickets in my lottery is the cost...
... and this is why Casinos are still in business.
7:14,000,000 is identical to 1:2,000,000.
Wow, I don't know where to start. :)