I wanted to write a 1000 words but then thought an image would suffice. Saves some time. ;-)
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The balance wheel was moving so that one is not sharp.
Wow...great shots, Peter. You really don't need the "1000 words!"
Just one word: Beautiful!
Thanks very much Peter.
Kind regards,
Clemens
Great job, Peter. Getting the lighting right is difficult.
Wow, soooo nice!
Great job! I am too enjoying the 5001 every day:-)
Fantastic!! Thanks for the effort.
superb photos from an exquisite watch!
regards,
thang
Peter, save the words, the pictures tell a fantastic story.
Thanks for posting.
Regards,
Kevin
Great macros! My favorite is the Probus Scafusia seal on the rotor.
No 1000 words here...simply one.
WOW!!!
Those are superb shots. Awesome.
Agreed. Great photos. Much easier than 1000 words too...
Sensational photos of a wonderful watch. Incredible detail I wouldn't catch with the naked eye.
Beautiful shots on a beautiful movement!
thanks for sharing and yes, better than 10000 (or more) words!
"A picture is worth a thousand words"
Kenneth.
Brilliant! A feew shots worth several thousand words!
Incredible how beautiful these shots are. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for your kind words!
Peter, you're becoming an instant MASTER Photographer!!!!
Impressive stuff, groeten,
Bob
Thanks for the great shots PN - can you confirm which caliber that is - there are a number of differences that I can see when comparing to my 5001 with a 51011 caliber.
Also, can anyone provide a list of all the calibers used in the 5001? Would be interesting to see how many iterations and the differences.
Cheers,
Ben
Very beautifull pictures Peter. Thanks for sharing them!
Norbert
Thanks, Ben.
It is the 51010 according to a service report (always thought it was 50010). It's from 2004.
Can't help you with an overview of all calibers and iterations.
Peter