Gallery 1
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These are scans of watches from various sources such as catalogues, and magazines.� Most of the images are BIG !!� And some of them can make excellent backgrounds for your computer.� Enjoy...
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Original Omega Speedmaster��

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Seiko Credor Kinetic Movement��
Credor is the label for high-end Seiko watches (Japan only). Many of them are mechanical. This shows a very well finished kinetic movement... far better than the Arctura range.

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Limited Edition Credor Chrono Reserve��
Very Nice skeleton back!!

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Vintage Patek Philippe��
Elegant.

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Hamilton Ventura Electric��
Nice asymmetric shape.� Apparently seen in the movie MIB (Men In Black).� I have successfully avoided that severely over-marketed movie.���

Patek Philippe Calatrava��
PP are the pinnacle of watchmaking perfection.� I do prefer sports watches, but the Calatrava is a beautiful watch.� This glimpse of the movement through the skeleton back is truly mind blowing.���

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Jaeger-LeCoultre Memovox�
Wonderfully classic shape and styling.� The Memovox is an alarm watch.� I really like the use of baton markers & the spherically cut crystal.��

Breguet Tourbillon�
A beautiful tourbillon watch.� If I had either this Breguet, or the Corum Tourbillon (below), on my wrist I would die of starvation because I wouldn't be able to do anything except stare at the watch! ...and I would die happy. Anyway, I wouldn't be able to afford any food if I spent that much on a watch.�

Corum LaMysterieuse�
A tourbillon watch with all bridges and plates composed of transparent sapphire.� The ultimate in skeleton watches. This watch would kick your ass! ...my ass too.�

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Zenith El Primo movement��
I turned this image around - apologies if you don't like the arrangement.�

Omega Seamaster Professional��
(007 Watch)��
An excellent sports watch, and I would like it even more if it wasn't known as the James Bond Watch.� Marketing can have an adverse effect (on me).��

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