WristScan

... are 219 (AndrewH) for WOTW, Epilogue (Hugo) for wrist shot and J Poros for static watch image. My thanks to the judges for stepping up to help. It's been a great session and the judges have their job cut out for them! Judgements to follow .... Andrew

Wrist shot of the week goes to Kyle L and his Explorer! It's a very pleasing shot, totally in-line with the theme...Kyle isn't even wearing shoes- that's what I call going back to basics! Special mention to the following members: - ztrual for putting a hu...  

... that's one of my favorite Rolex... :-) Good job, everyone! Ken

Picture taken at the wrist of the watch maker him self. The result should be anything but a simple watch. Quite an irresistable picture to take as you would imagine. :-)

Hey Hugo, OK, Sweden is cold but not the North pole! ;) Best Blomman

Nice shots guys :-)

Nice honors, too... Best, Nicolas

.......nice choice Epilogue....and thanks for my special bad-ass mention. Very happy with that!!

one of my absolute favourite watches (that I unfortunately do not own), and hence as it is a beautiful clean photograph of a beautiful clean watch.... Come on down Mark in Paris for the DeBethune DB25. Simply a stunning watch. As simple, classic, and yet ...  

I didn't expect it Andrew, I appreciate very much. I'm always happy to see that many of us like what De Bethune is bringing. Have a great week! Mark

From JPoros ... thanks John! [AndrewD] This week's Static shot judging was very difficult with all the beautiful basics, but here are the winners: 3rd Place: A tie between alain2701's Lange 1815 and Henry's (halkcb) Seiko Credor. Simple and classic watchm...  

... nice Fortis, System51, Credor, 1815..... Impeccable line-up! Ken

One of the toughest to judge Plethora of beauty and simplicity Well done everybody! Great theme Andrew Bravo judges Until next weekend Damjan

. . . often turn out best, no? . . .

Sincerely yours D

From the three judges who made the difficult decisions and to all the PuristS who contributed images and comments. Over 290 relies into the thread is very gratifying. I hope you all enjoyed this weeks WristScan as much as I did. Regards Andrew