Posts Tagged ‘ Weekly Watch Photo ’

After a slow week I'm gonna start of the new week with a set of magnificent photos. Monochrome's Weekly Watch Photo shows a watch that brings back memories, a Citizen Automatic Divers, my first watch with an automatic movement. 

The Citizen Automatic Divers was specifically bought for vacations and...
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We from Monochrome love beautiful photos showing gorgeous timepieces and the so-called lume-shot is one our favorite ways to show a watch. When we saw this lume-shot of a Ressence, it was immediately clear that this was the new Weekly Watch Photo. 

Ressence is an independent Belgian (!!) watch brand that made name and fame...
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Again a classic as Monochrome's Weekly Watch Photo. The Rolex Explorer ref. 14270, also referred to as Explorer I. And again photographed by Tony, who continuously produces incredibly appealing watch photos.

In 1989 the Explorer ref. 14270 replaced the Explorer ref. 1019, which was produced for 26 years! Technically there were definitely major changes, however...
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One of the watches that was high on my wish-list, before larger sized watches became fashionable, is the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Geographic. Seeing these photos bring back some good memories and make me realize how much the watch industry has changed over the past 12 years.

When I started to become interested in watches and bought...
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The Rolex Oyster Precision might not be the average watch that we write about, here at Monochrome, however we do fancy a classic from time to time. The Rolex Oyster Precision reference 6694 is such a classic and Tony's photos only emphasize this. 

And that is of course a perfect reason to feature it as...
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An intriguing macro photo of a tourbillon is what triggered me to choose this as Weekly Watch Photo. Not just a normal tourbillon, but one with a entirely different hairspring and one that makes an unusual rotation!

The connoisseurs among you already recognized the tourbillon from Jaeger-LeCoultre's new Duomètre à Sphérotourbillon that we fully explaned...
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