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Vote on the Winner of WatchTime Wrist Shot Contest #2


Capping off another successful WatchTime Wrist Shot Contest submission period, here are our top 10 images of the 300-plus wrist shots submitted to us through e-mail and Instagram over the past two weeks. Please vote on what you think is the best image based on composition, creativity, and image quality. The top five finishers will receive an All-Access Subscription to WatchTime magazine and one grand prize winner will receive a free Saturday ticket to WatchTime New York (travel costs not included) along with his/her All-Access Subscription. We’ll announce the winners through a post on our website on Monday, October 22. Good luck and don’t forget to let us know what your favorite is in the comments!

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  1. Jack ward

    This picture for me is everything you would expect from a watch. Classic Look

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  2. Another vote for the Polerouter. A beautiful timepiece captured in a beautiful photograph! Perfect color combination with the gloves, sleeves, and the blurry road ahead. And thanks Rozzy for the interesting history of this piece. Congrats in advance!

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  3. Paul Noronha

    Gorgeous Universal with perfect backdrop and color composition and focus on the timepiece. My #1 vote but I have to say all submissions are wonderful.

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  4. Paul Apfel

    Universal Genève photo- classic, clean, evokes a sense of movement on the road with elegance. So simple, yet so sophisticated. Makes me want to buy that watch.

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  5. per bohler

    The vintage Universel stand out in composition, creativity and quality

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  6. CometHunter

    OMG – That Vianney Halter is straight out of a Salvador Dali nightmare. Never in my life have I seen an uglier watch! You’d have to pay ME to wear one, because I sure wouldn;t do it on my own.

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    • Jose Casas

      I own one Polerouter in SS, brown face, works perfectly, is anyone interested in it? drop me a line. Thank you.
      Jose Casas

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  7. IAN HAYS

    The image number 2 just says it all open road cool watch on a gloved drivers hand the thought of a classic open topped sports car. The ultimate style statement

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  8. Marco Sampuel

    The ahead road, the driving glove, the superb watch… just amazing!

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  9. Hello everybody,
    Thanks for the nice words. I’m glad that you like my picture. I’m from Sweden and the picture is taken close to home near Stockholm. The Universal Geneve Polerouter has a close bindings to Sweden as it was ordered from Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) for their pilots and crew on their new America route crossing the polar circle in early fifties. The watch is also one of Gerald Gentas first designs!

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    • Anthony Alexander

      Yours is a great photo because it tells a story. Now we have the story behind the story.

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  10. Hugo de Aquino Junior

    In my opinion the best composition between a very beautiful wristwatch and the photo environment.

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  11. MarathonMan

    Some nice watches for sure but I feel some people need to use a little more imagination on their shots. A very expensive watch a bit of woolly cuff is not necessarily going to win it for you.

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    • Stephen Brown

      Everyone is welcome to send in their best effort when we run the next one.

      Cheers, Steve

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  12. MrTissot

    Hello to the owner of the Vintage Omega LCD Quartz. If that watch is up for sale I would like to purchase it. How much would you like for it?

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  13. SERGIO PAVICICH

    Magnificent picture. Nice match between white snow and black road, plus black coat and white sweater, as a perfect frame for the gorgeous yellow gold classic and timeless Universal Geneve.

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    • Stephen Brown

      Hi Larry,

      Hopefully you voted for it down at the bottom of the article. There were some great submissions and we’re curious to see which of our picks the readers like the best.

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  14. Basic criteria informing my choice:
    – the watch face must be featured clearly
    -it should be worn north of the ulnar head if at all sporty or a tool watch
    The watch should appear on the left wrist unless the wearer is left handed
    The watch should be observed in its natural setting: holding a glass of champagne,an ice ax,a standard transmission shifter,etc.
    The watch need not be out of the box.

    Cheers Dr.mike

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    • Stephen Brown

      But how would we know who is a righty and who is a lefty?

      Cheers, Steve

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  15. Paul yee

    Beautiful wrist shot and gorgeous backdrop and artistic composition….definitely a winner photo

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