camera and watch .......

I think you would be surprised at how many good watch makers make a "sterile" dial. That is, a dial with no markings other than the hour markers. In fact, many watchmakers charge more for a "sterile" face than the regular, branded dial.

But, it is pretty easy to tell a Rolex from a Casio in any situation.

My favorite watch is a sterile. Drives people nuts, especially the ones that can't stand being driven nuts!;)
 
I actually expected a lot more responds in this thread, as I thought cameras and watches have similar attraction, especially mechanical ones. Anyway, here's my humble contribution:

 
I actually expected a lot more responds in this thread, as I thought cameras and watches have similar attraction, especially mechanical ones. ...
It would seem to make sense, but there's not been a connection for me. When I was with the police I wore a digital 24-hr watch, as noting precise time is important in connection with an incident. Even later in a period of camera acquisition GAS I never felt any draw toward watches or fountain pens. I have not even worn a watch for decades. Perhaps there are others who feel the same...

Doug
 
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A few of mine. Some with camera's, some not.


Timor British MOD military WWW (Wrist Watch Waterproof) from 1944


My trusty Omega Speedmaster. the first nice watch I ever bought, and the one I'll never sell.


1957 Omega Seamaster


Another Omega


M3 and Sub


M6 and Explorer II


Zenith El Primero


Vintage Breitling and Speedmaster
 
heh heh ^^ Nicely put. When I was with the police I wore a digital Seiko so that my activity log notes had accurate time.
 
Citizens Lomo

Citizens Lomo

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I just made this picture twice. I had one last frame on a roll and made this setup for it. I also took it digitally, because I wanted to see it, as I imagined it and show it to my wife. The film version misses the pen and the black film canister, which, of course, makes total sense, so I added them only for the digital version.

Regards
 
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