Interview: Atom Moore: Watches Photographed Through The Eyes Of A Collector
Atom Moore, a New York City-based photographer, presents an exhibition of watch photography next month. "Watch Portraits" will open Thursday, September 3, 2015, with a reception at Sacred Gallery in SoHo from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m. The exhibition will feature selections from two styles of photography Moore has developed over two years of working in the watch industry: macros, or extreme close-ups of one element of a modern watch; and mash-ups, or composites of images taken of several examples of the same model of vintage watch. 1 OF 9 On a searing late-August evening, Moore sat down with me in the Library Bar in the NoMad Hotel. We discussed what inspired him to photograph and collect watches. What began with a collection of Swatches (Moore owns “about 50,” by his reckoning) blossomed into a burgeoning collection that encompasses brands such as Jaeger LeCoultre and Breguet. Moore attributes this exposure to the wider world of watch collecting to R

ROO Ti on black rubber
I've had a few members ask for better pics of my Ti on the black strap so here you go GP pics once the new tang buckle arrives.

Just delivered by Fedex!
A mint stainless steel Rubberclad, courtesy of David Bui (Honolulu Time). The bezel is perfect - not a flaw to be found anywhere! I love the green lumed Arabic dial of this G-serial Rubberclad.

Panerai market
Is it worth purchasing one? Will it hold it's value? I understand the whole if you like it just get it.. but I like to buy on a policy of not losing money when I know I won't have it forever more than likely. Look forward to hearing your opinions.

Sandwich..what year starts
In what year started to go on sale the PAM 111 sandwich? With the top and bottom glass of the box.Thanks.