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DXMachina · 29-07-2018, 10:55 AM

cichlid wrote:

Finally a watch manufacturer sponsor me a watch, albeit a entry level one.
My colleague lend me his war world 2 goggle and leather gloves for these shots.

Spoiler!

My Damasko

Spoiler!

Congrats bro. I think this is the start of something big to come!

Very lovely shots as always.

cyrenic · 29-07-2018, 11:08 AM

cichlid wrote:

Finally a watch manufacturer sponsor me a watch, albeit a entry level one.
My colleague lend me his war world 2 goggle and leather gloves for these shots.
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Congrats bro!!

villan · 29-07-2018, 11:14 AM

anyone keen on Cartier de Santos Large? letting go a less than 2 mths old piece from local AD...

cichlid · 29-07-2018, 11:27 AM

DXMachina wrote:

Congrats bro. I think this is the start of something big to come! Very lovely shots as always.

cyrenic wrote:

Congrats bro!!

Thanks bros!

slow_mo · 29-07-2018, 01:35 PM

cichlid wrote:

Finally a watch manufacturer sponsor me a watch, albeit a entry level one.
My colleague lend me his war world 2 goggle and leather gloves for these shots.

My Damasko

GXGX... more watches coming!!!

Swee as usual!

bubblemunche · 29-07-2018, 02:01 PM

cichlid wrote:

Finally a watch manufacturer sponsor me a watch, albeit a entry level one.
My colleague lend me his war world 2 goggle and leather gloves for these shots.

My Damasko

Your shots are amazing as always, and I'm surprised this didn't happen earlier! Congratulations, and do keep the shots coming!

gaoxing84 · 29-07-2018, 02:29 PM

cichlid wrote:

Finally a watch manufacturer sponsor me a watch, albeit a entry level one.
My colleague lend me his war world 2 goggle and leather gloves for these shots.
[img]https://farm1.staticflickr.com/857/29815033688_af0607c69e_h.jpg[/img

My Damasko
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Can help me take my jlc? Haha

rachdanon · 29-07-2018, 03:15 PM

cichlid wrote:

Finally a watch manufacturer sponsor me a watch, albeit a entry level one.
My colleague lend me his war world 2 goggle and leather gloves for these shots.

My Damasko

Continue doing what you love bro. Happy to see what could be inroads into bigger things.

cichlid · 29-07-2018, 03:22 PM

bubblemunche wrote:

Your shots are amazing as always, and I'm surprised this didn't happen earlier! Congratulations, and do keep the shots coming!

slow_mo wrote:

GXGX... more watches coming!!!

Swee as usual!

gaoxing84 wrote:

Can help me take my jlc? Haha

if we do meet again, haha

rachdanon wrote:

Continue doing what you love bro. Happy to see what could be inroads into bigger things.

thanks guys!

So excited when GrandSeikoUSA contacted me, but they just wanna repost my GS shots nia , haha

cyrenic · 29-07-2018, 03:52 PM

http://watchesbysjx.com/2018/07/brea...r-in-2019.html

Switzerland’s biggest watch and jewellery fair will see its biggest exhibitor depart next year, according to NZZ am Sonntag, the weekend edition of Swiss newspaper Neue Zürcher Zeitung.

Swatch Group chief executive Nick Hayek told the paper Baselworld was no longer relevant or useful, given that the watch business has become “more transparent, faster-paced and more spontaneous”. Mr Hayek was pointed in his criticism of the fair, saying “”We are not here to amortise the expensive buildings by Herzog & de Meuron”, a reference to the Basel exhibition complex designed by the noted Swiss architect, which opened in 2013.

With 18 brands in its stable, including heavyweights like Omega, Longines and Tissot, the Swatch Group has the largest exhibition budget amongst Baselworld exhibitors, totalling some SFr50m, which includes travel and accommodation. The loss of Swatch will be a blow to Baselworld, the most profitable division of organiser MCH Group, which also owns the Art Basel franchise. Already in 2018 the number go exhibitors at Baselworld halved to 650, with many citing the high costs and poor infrastructure of the event.

slow_mo · 29-07-2018, 04:03 PM

cichlid wrote:

if we do meet again, haha

thanks guys!

So excited when GrandSeikoUSA contacted me, but they just wanna repost my GS shots nia , haha

Difficult to get a good shot for the peacock dial!!!

cichlid · 29-07-2018, 04:05 PM

slow_mo wrote:

Difficult to get a good shot for the peacock dial!!!

Ya man, one of most difficult watch to shoot

slow_mo · 29-07-2018, 04:05 PM

cyrenic wrote:

http://watchesbysjx.com/2018/07/brea...r-in-2019.html

Switzerland’s biggest watch and jewellery fair will see its biggest exhibitor depart next year, according to NZZ am Sonntag, the weekend edition of Swiss newspaper Neue Zürcher Zeitung.

Swatch Group chief executive Nick Hayek told the paper Baselworld was no longer relevant or useful, given that the watch business has become “more transparent, faster-paced and more spontaneous”. Mr Hayek was pointed in his criticism of the fair, saying “”We are not here to amortise the expensive buildings by Herzog & de Meuron”, a reference to the Basel exhibition complex designed by the noted Swiss architect, which opened in 2013.

With 18 brands in its stable, including heavyweights like Omega, Longines and Tissot, the Swatch Group has the largest exhibition budget amongst Baselworld exhibitors, totalling some SFr50m, which includes travel and accommodation. The loss of Swatch will be a blow to Baselworld, the most profitable division of organiser MCH Group, which also owns the Art Basel franchise. Already in 2018 the number go exhibitors at Baselworld halved to 650, with many citing the high costs and poor infrastructure of the event.

... and Swatch Group will start their own watch exhibition.