V on bracelet pictures!

[heilong]

Ladd, that's a terrific lookin' watch. I'm TRYING to resist dropping a deposit on the V1 Red, & you're not making it easy. Mighty impressive forearm you got there, btw.

[Ladd Gardner]

Ladd, that's a terrific lookin' watch. I'm TRYING to resist dropping a deposit on the V1 Red, & you're not making it easy. Mighty impressive forearm you got there, btw.

The V1 Red is about the only "V" I wish I could trade up for. I had a brief love affair with the V7 ("Timbo's hybrid?), but after seeing my V1 on the bracelet, I'm convinced the stainless steel case with the stainless bracelet is the ultimate combination, so far, in LT's lineup.

Don't like my M28 on its bracelet --- too "blingy" and TOO HEAVY!

But this V1 was MADE for a bracelet, and it's hard to overstate how GOOD it looks in person, not to mention how comfortable it is on the wrist. If you are serious about getting the limited "Red," I'd urge you to pull the trigger. It's a fantastic watch. I haven't had mine off my wrist since the bracelet came in, last week, and I've had a half dozen people comment on how good it looks.

That V1 Red is definitely the one to have!

[JulyWest]

Thanks, Bill! They did a wonderful job with this bracelet. It's very comfortable and looks great on the watch. I really prefer it on the bracelet, which is something I seldom say.

I think it's partially because it fills that tall space between the lugs. It plugs in so nice.

[Ladd Gardner]

I think it's partially because it fills that tall space between the lugs. It plugs in so nice.

I agree, July. Didn't realize it, but that's exactly what it is. Just finishes off the entire case and makes the watch look complete.

[Wombat]

Great shots! Can't wait to get my bracelet.

[mistere]

I'll admit that the V didn't do much for me on strap. On bracelet, now that's a different story.

[JulyWest]

Bracelet returned today. Easy to adjust and easy to put on... Did it while I was on a business call

Good job Chris and Bes! If you were waiting to buy, get to it!

[Scott D]

Already posted them elsewhere, but here they are again... My V4 on the bracelet.

[Lazarbel]

What I have is an iPhone 4, but I also have a garage studio (studio = 300 watt light bulb and ring lamp!). The lighting is the whole deal. I just get the iPhone as close to the watch as I can get it and -- with the super bright lighting -- the pictures turn out pretty good. I am also importing them into Photoshop, sharpening them, cropping them, etc.

I use the Spotted One's iPhone 4S - brand spanking new - and my pictures are crap. She takes picture with it and they're great. There is something weird going on with me and cameras..

[Ladd Gardner]

I use the Spotted One's iPhone 4S - brand spanking new - and my pictures are crap. She takes picture with it and they're great. There is something weird going on with me and cameras..

My other big trick, apart from getting very bright lighting, is to rest the camera on the surface that the watch is sitting on. That gives the pictures an "up close and personal" vantage, plus it makes the images "sharp" because the camera is dead still.

Your solution is to ask Spots to take the pictures, for you, while you supervise and offer patient guidance from the Barcalounger.