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Automatic Priest located @ *LYRICS* Chapel who delivers personalized wedding ceremony in local
Getting Married in SL? Then look no further than *LYRICS*
There is so much value for money here, with Photo Booth, Bridal Suite room, Pose balls to capture your special day in stunning landscape gardens. After the ceremony celebrate with friends in the intimate Red Club or Outdoor Stadium.
Located at Majic Happens
Vito automatic 35mm view-finder camera Prontor-Lux shutter 30-500 speed with red-green signal in view-finder, Lanthar f2.8/50mm lens, Made in Germany by Voigtlander c1961
This example of Konica's compact rangefinder has a meter that is responsive, and the automatic function appears to work correctly. The shutter is sluggish at full aperture, though, so it will have to be cleaned.
Motorcycle Automatic honda 1979 vu au Carosse du Mercredi au Canadian Tire de St-Jean-sur-Richelieu en 2015
Automatic Cosinon 38mm F1:2.7
Lens dissected from the Argus Cosina 35
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Finally got around to running a roll through this camera. There were some interesting shots, not sure if they look vintage because I ran 200ISO film rated at 160ISO (highest this bad boy goes). Will post those later!
Nikon N2020
Nikkor 50mm f/1.8 AF
Kodak Ektar 100
This is my first ever automatic movement watch. Naturally, I had to do a shoot on it. In case you're wondering about the specs of this watch, then here they are:
Manufacturer: Fossil
Model: ME3081
Movement: Automatic
Case Size/Thickness: 50mm/14mm
Case BacK: Transparent
Band Type/Material/Width: Bracelet/Stainless Steel/24mm
Jewels: 21
This watch is beyond the beauty that the photo portrays. Even I was confused about the looks before I made the purchase and received it, but once I held this in my own hands, I was amazed. A must have for anyone who loves to wear/collect watches.
1975 Ford Granada Ghia Automatic 3.0.
Anglia Car Auctions, King's Lynn -
"Offered for auction on behalf of Jon Culshaw who has kindly provided us with some information regarding his ownership.
"I acquired this car in 2007 having a great fondness for MK I Granadas and MK 3 Cortinas. They used to be everywhere, now they are rare. This Granada was once owned by Practical Classics Magazine who ran a feature about it in 2015. They once famously took it on a trip to Eastern Europe. I have loved owning it for nearly ten years, I used it on one occasion as a wedding car for my friend. The interior is original, the Arizona Gold paintwork was redone in 2011 by Carisma Bodytech in Colchester of 'Pimp my Ride UK' fame.
It's time to sell it on now as I do not have the time to use it these days quite as much as it deserves. I have some other cars whose restorations are nearly complete so storage is another reason for selling it on. I hope it finds a good home and an enthusiast who will continue to cherish it"
V5 present
MoT October 2016
Recorded mileage 42,868."
Sold for £9240 on an estimate of £7000 to £9000.
I love this BMW classic, it is such a pleasure to see a wholesome car like this being well looked after and not neglected. Wish more car owners were like this BMW owner
Vehicle make BMW
Date of first registration 11 April 1986
Year of manufacture 1986
Cylinder capacity (cc) 2788cc
CO₂Emissions Not available
Fuel type PETROL
Export marker No
Vehicle status Tax not due
Vehicle colour BLUE
Montblanc Nicolas Rieussec Stainless Steel Watch Star Automatic Wristwatch just back from servicing.
They even polished it nicely.
www.flickr.com/photos/21728045@N08/26066115240/in/datepos...
SIHH 2013 will see the release of a brand new version of the now well-known Montblanc Nicolas Rieussec watch. I find it rather interesting to see how Montblanc continues to explore and expand this collection that started the in-house made Montblanc movement watch collection. Made in Le Locle, timepieces like the Nicolas Rieussec collection represent the in-house made mid-range of watches in the Montblanc collection. Above them are the Minerva Villeret produced Montblanc watches.
The Nicolas Rieussec Rising Hours evolves the design of the dial to play around with the complications once again. Gone is the second time zone, but added in is a day of the week indicator opposite the date. The off-centered time display is where the real difference can be found. Montblanc Nicolas Rieussec watches typically have day/night (AM/PM) indicators, but this model offers this function in a much more beautiful way. The time dial has a normal minutes hand, but now comes with a wandering disc to indicate the hours. This is opposed to a jumping hours disc, or just an hour hand. The numerals on the hours disc are hollow, showing another disc underneath. This second disc is half dark gray and half blue. It moves under the hour indicators to indicate day or night. It is a very clever and interesting addition to the Nicolas Rieussec line.
SIHH 2013 will see the release of a brand new version of the now well-known Montblanc Nicolas Rieussec watch. I find it rather interesting to see how Montblanc continues to explore and expand this collection that started the in-house made Montblanc movement watch collection. Made in Le Locle, timepieces like the Nicolas Rieussec collection represent the in-house made mid-range of watches in the Montblanc collection. Above them are the Minerva Villeret produced Montblanc watches.
The Nicolas Rieussec Rising Hours evolves the design of the dial to play around with the complications once again. Gone is the second time zone, but added in is a day of the week indicator opposite the date. The off-centered time display is where the real difference can be found. Montblanc Nicolas Rieussec watches typically have day/night (AM/PM) indicators, but this model offers this function in a much more beautiful way. The time dial has a normal minutes hand, but now comes with a wandering disc to indicate the hours. This is opposed to a jumping hours disc, or just an hour hand. The numerals on the hours disc are hollow, showing another disc underneath. This second disc is half dark gray and half blue. It moves under the hour indicators to indicate day or night. It is a very clever and interesting addition to the Nicolas Rieussec line.
Like last year's version of the Nicolas Rieussec, the dial of the watch is classically decorated and very attractive. This style really does help the core design look its best. Inside the Rising Hours model is a Montblanc MB R220 automatic movement that is visible through the sapphire case back. The movement has about three days of power reserve as well as other features including the date and a monopusher 30 minute chronograph. It continues to be one of the most interesting Montblanc watches around for those looking for something non-standard.
The Nicolas Rieussec Rising Hours watch case is about 43mm wide on a strap or metal bracelet.Montblanc will offer the Rising Hours in steel, rose gold, as well as a limited edition of 28 pieces in platinum. A great looking piece, I think it is a winner, though I will have to see it in person. The skeletonized minute hand does concern me a bit as I fear it may be hard to spot on the live watches. We will be sure to check this watch out more when we get some hands-on time with it.
Garage door installation and repair services for either commercial, residential or industrial www.garagedoorswaikato.co.nz/garage-roller-doors
pencil drawing with water colour
get the old mercedes on etsy!
www.etsy.com/listing/80925656/mercedes-benz-280-se-automatic
Das ist die „automatischere“ Version der C35. Bei der „automatic“ ist das flashmatic-System noch etwas ausgefeilter: Die Kamera erkennt, wenn ein Blitzgerät aufgesteckt ist und schaltet dann selbsttätig auf 1/30 Sek. um, auch sichtbar an einem Blitzsymbol im Sucher.
Es muss auch nicht mehr zwischen „Auto“ (für Tageslichtbetrieb) und dem Leitzahlenbereich umgeschaltet werden wie bei der „normalen“ C35. Es genügt, wenn „Auto“ auf die entsprechende Leitzahl zeigt. Bei aufgestecktem Blitz ist dann auf Blitzsynchronisation geschaltet und – bei abgeschalteter Belichtungsautomatik – der Entfernungsring mit der Blende gekuppelt. Ohne Blitz ist die Belichtungsautomatik wieder eingeschaltet, man muss nicht extra wieder auf „auto“ zurückdrehen.
Das klingt vielleicht komplizierter als es ist, bedeutet aber nur, dass bei Blitzbetrieb nicht mehr umgedacht werden muss: einfach Blitzgerät drauf und die "flashmatic" belichtet korrekt.
Ich habe auch noch die schwarze Version.