Shot with a Canon 20D and 150mm macro lens (I forgot to screw down one of the buttons!).
I picked this watch up in Thailand a couple of weeks ago. It has an Asian movement.
MJ
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photographing my Daytona
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Shot with a Canon 20D and 150mm macro lens (I forgot to screw down one of the buttons!).
I picked this watch up in Thailand a couple of weeks ago. It has an Asian movement.
MJ
Masticore said:
I'm not sure. The seconds are @6. The other two dials are activated by the buttons and their hands click as you push them, but I see nothing else happening. I suppose it's a faux. There's no stopwatch feature that I can find. I honestly don't know how a genuine is supposed to function. I bought it in Bangkok a couple of weeks ago but I don't wear it. I prefer my GMT. It's (the Daytona) really heavy and beautifully built. Has an Asian movement.
Glad you like the photo. I'm enjoying photographing my watches.