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How to Take Better Photos of Your Watch (According to a Professional) (opens the original)
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Tim Vaux didn’t set out to become a watch photographer. When he entered the watch business in 2016, he was working for WatchGecko, the online watch accessories platform, writing product descriptions for straps. From there he moved into its online magazine and watch journalism, before picking up a camera himself. He’d noticed that many of the people whose work he admired could supply both the words and the pictures. Today Vaux is something of a triple threat: watch journalist, photographer, and c
G-Shock Just Unveiled a £67,000 Blue Sapphire Watch, Its Most Expensive Ever (opens the original)
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In November 2017, G-Shock creator Kikuo Ibe walked onto a stage at Madison Square Garden in New York and showed the audience what he called his latest dream: a G-Shock made from sapphire crystal. There was just one problem. He hadn't yet worked out how to make it properly. Sapphire and G-Shock make bad bedfellows. Synthetic sapphire is exceptionally hard and highly resistant to scratching – but it is also brittle, unforgiving to machine and has none of the useful give of metal. Ibe's challenge w
Rolex Is Taking Us Into Africa’s Wild Heart (opens the original)
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A very rare black panther, chimpanzees fishing for algae and hyenas hunting elephants after dark. These are some of the extraordinary sights captured in Africa: Earth’s Wild Home, a new seven-part National Geographic series presented by Rolex. Nearly four years in the making and filmed across almost 30 countries, it sets out to show the continent’s wildlife and wild places on a suitably epic scale. The series had its world premiere at BAFTA Piccadilly on Tuesday, ahead of its arrival on Disney+
How to Take Better Photos of Your Watch (According to a Professional) (opens the original)
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This story originally appeared in About Time, Esquire's free weekly newsletter dedicated to the world of luxury watches. To get it free into your inbox every Sunday at 8am, sign up here Tim Vaux didn’t set out to become a watch photographer. When he entered the watch business in 2016, he was working for WatchGecko, the online watch accessories platform, writing product descriptions for straps. From there he moved into its online magazine and watch journalism, before picking up a camera himself.
Orient Star Just Made One of the Best-Looking Affordable Watches of the Year (opens the original)
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Orient Star has been making watches since 1951, but for its 75th anniversary it has done something slightly leftfield: removed one of the features that has defined its watches for three decades. The new Sakigake Three Hand does away with the power-reserve indicator that has appeared on Orient Star dials since 1996. It loses the date, too. What remains is an unusually clean, handsome everyday automatic that feels like a significant change of direction for the Japanese brand. Better still, it come
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