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: Hi all Watch Fans!
: Thanks to you all for your kind comments. I just got the close up lens kit today so here are a few shots of the watch. I need to experiment and practice to get the best results, this is just playing around! It seems daylight is definitely better and I did NOT put those gouges in the back cover (just bought a case opener so I could do it cleanly!) I'm thinking of building a little jig to hold the camera...I'm not crazed or anything!
Cheers,
Bernie
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