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Ca me rappelle mon parrain qui avait son atelier dans les années 70 et 80, réparer les montres était son métier et sa passion. c’est aussi le temps des montres fonctionnant sans les piles plates, qu’il fallait remonter régulièrement. Que de bon souvenir ! Je le suivais dans son atelier.
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Sometimes, it might not be too difficult to find what you are looking for, because, as time ticks by, you may have to slow down your speed… however, time and speed need be paired.
This is indeed a great picture, I say this partly because I am a watch collector and partly because I genuinely like this picture……..Once again, great picture. Would you happen to know what watch he has strapped on, or witch brand of watch he is working on?
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Wonderful, where is this from?
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Great shot!
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Looks like really meticulous & intricate work.
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What an awesome picture!
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Nice…
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Nice
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Great picture!
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Great work Mat!
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Ca me rappelle mon parrain qui avait son atelier dans les années 70 et 80, réparer les montres était son métier et sa passion. c’est aussi le temps des montres fonctionnant sans les piles plates, qu’il fallait remonter régulièrement. Que de bon souvenir ! Je le suivais dans son atelier.
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Oh!Eu valorizo o meu relojoeiro!Vida longa a estes profissionais maravilhosos!
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Sometimes, it might not be too difficult to find what you are looking for, because, as time ticks by, you may have to slow down your speed… however, time and speed need be paired.
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[ Smiles ] A watchmaker is probably a very creative man (or woman) with more patience than the average person.
When a watch of mine begins to malfunction, I throw in the garbage-can.
Splendid photo, Matt!
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why I cant make my avatar like you matt.
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🙂
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Your work is great
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Watching every step
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An old craft, and still is totally awesome today!
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This is indeed a great picture, I say this partly because I am a watch collector and partly because I genuinely like this picture……..Once again, great picture. Would you happen to know what watch he has strapped on, or witch brand of watch he is working on?
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Reblogged this on bhoomidotco and commented:
here is an awesome time maker
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Reblogged this on Himanshu Shekhar and commented:
An art of vision.
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wonderful shot !
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I was first introduced to the beauty of watch making and repair on this CBC Radio documentary, You Can Put Time In Your Hands: http://www.cbc.ca/thesundayedition/documentaries/2013/01/27/you-can-put-time-in-your-hands—doc/
Thanks for reminding me of the art that it is!
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El relojero, the watchmaker.
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What a wonderful gift to have!
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Wow such a beautiful pic! That certainly reminds me of the great Maker, the One that made us all wonderful machines..!
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@saronaa1122
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