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She doesn't ask for much. She's always attentive, buying gifts, cooking and taking me out. So when she asked for a Citizen, I didn't hesitate. I hope she likes it...
Chronograph reset button on a watch. For January 11, 2016 Macro Mondays theme of "buttons."
Thanks for viewing and happy Macro Monday!
LTM 1250-5.1 - The most powerful 5-axle crane on the market!
The LTM 1250-5.1 features enormous load capacities. Our designers had a clear concept to follow in the development of this crane – to get the maximum lifting capacity from the available weight of a 5-axle mobile crane! The result is that the LTM 1250-5.1 is now the most powerful crane on five axles in the world. VarioBallast® enables it to deliver maximum lifting capacities with a large ballast radius, making it perfect for use on constricted sites with a small ballast radius. And it achieves this by quickly adjusting the ballast in seconds. The crane can be fitted with a multi-functional folding jib, a long lowering fixed jib or a rigid powerful jib. Our proven VarioBase®, ECOmode and ECOdrive technologies make the LTM 1250-5.1 particularly safe and efficient.
Max. load capacity
250 t
Telescopic boom
60 m
Max. hoist height
108 m
Max. radius
96 m
Number of axles
5
An early Christmas present, set against a set of Christmas lights, for this week’s theme of bokeh.
I bet you can't tell how many seconds the shot took without looking at the exif data! ;-) LOL
Merry Christmas everyone, I hope all my fellow MM members are having a wonderful Xmas. See you all again in 2018!. HMM.
After over 10 years of reliable service, it finally stopped. It sat for 2 years until I finally took it to a jewelry store to replace the capacitor. The next day I was told they couldn't replace it and I would have to send it to the Citizen service center. They scratched the hell out of the caseback. I looked up a video on YouTube and say how simple it was. $20 on eBay for the capacitor, a full 24 hours of charging in the sunlight with the crown pulled and it was brought back to life.
Time flies when you are having fun with macro photography.
Five 30 second exposures combined in camera. EF50mm f/1.8 II with 65mm of extension tubes.
Thanks for viewing and happy macro Monday : )
Deader'n a doornail. Every watchmaker I've taken it to to get the "forever" battery replaced has said "Nope, not gonna touch it".
Wearing the Citizen Eco-Drive Promaster Land GMT World Time.
Model: BJ7107-83E. Calibre: B877.
Solar powered, 20 BAR WR, SS bracelet, double lock clasp, screw down crown, antimag 4800, scratch resistant gun metal coating.
I bought it in Narita last autumn. What attracted me was the bright red GMT hand. Asked to try it on and it felt heavy and the fit was good. Turned it around, was looking for 'Made in Japan' but found 'Cased in Thailand'. Mmmmnnnn. I thought: you know what, the holiday was perfect, the watch can be a little less perfect.
Have been wearing it for 9 months now on weekends and I like it. The coating is very scratch resistant, the fit is great, it's heavy AF. I've got the 24 hour hand on Japan Standard Time. It is a pity that the world time bezel is not clicky, the lume is weak and that it isn't made in Japan ofcourse. Other than that, It's a fantastic souvenir.
Neither grandma's gold tooth, nor my silver rings but my wrist-watch case's rear side.
#HMM to everyone! :-)
Pack shot with an ultra-wide angle lens is possible! For this close to lifesize shot, I used a 19mm tilt-shift lens, which I did tilt to maximize the depth of field.
Lighting was, as usual, with my habitual equipment. I don't remember the specifics.
This has been my daily watch for several years. It does everything better than any watch I have seen elsewhere, so I have no reason to change...
021/365,
Purchased in 2011. Time for the battery to be replaced
Garden Village, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada.
Sustainably Powered. Solar cells absorb light and convert it into energy.
The real subject here is my watch. lol I have never owned a digital watch, and I plan to die without ever purchasing one. Well, that's the plan, anyway. lol Sadly, the swelling in my hands is from my RA, which has been rather troublesome of late. The watch, I am very proud of. It was a gift from a student when he graduated out of my class. (In Ontario, one graduates from grade eight to high school, and they make a big deal of it. I know, I never got it either. lol) Before you get too exercised over this gift, the family owned a jewelry store, and the mom worked in the Learning Support part of our school. She actually set it up, without me knowing about it. (I may not be fast, but, I sure am slow.) This is the third band I've had with the watch, which has no replaceable battery, but is charged by light. At my age, there's a really good chance this puppy is going to the grave with me. lol
【Today's buddy】
I found and acquired a used Pilot's Watch from 2003.
Citizen H411-T003745
Promaster Eco-Drive
Titanium Duratect
Radio Controlled
W.R. 20 bar
Made in Japan
This is a pack shot-like photo I took of my trusty Citizen watch. I like it a lot because it has this weird sensation of deepness to it... I don’t know how to explain it, but I feel it. Is it just me, or do you sense that too? ;o))
As usual, I do not remember how it was lit, so I will just throw the tags in...
My rosewood Laguiole.
As usual, I do not remember how it was lit, so I will just throw the tags in...
However, I remember it was my first test of focus stacking with Zerene Stacker, the software I used when I began trying that technique, before I switched to Helicon Focus.
My first attempt at super-macro watch photography, on an earlier Citizen Eco–Drive watch, now re-sold.
Micro–Nikkor 105mm f/2.8 VR with Kenko extension tubes.