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Pleasure and action make the hours seem short. William Shakespeare (1564 - 1616), Othello, Act II, sc. 3 |
By the way, have you any idea of what "luxury" means? Is it enough that an object is expensive so that it is considered a luxury item? In my opinion, luxury means mostly handmade. I mean made by skilled workers using absolutely first-class materials, not by little boys or girls working as slaves in any 3rd World country. Besides that, the price alone doesn't make any luxury: let's just consider the "true price" of a smartphone or of sport shoes produced by a factory in a poor country for little money, and bought by consumers of so-called rich countries, ready to spend hundred or even one thousand times more money! Most of the watches that you can see here are very expensive items, and for that reason I could only 'steal' the pictures on the Internet in order to turn them into stereoscopies. Watch-making: an extraordinary blend of engineering and jewellery. And, here I would have a suggestion to the producers of those beautiful objects: what about letting more ordinary people, who love beautiful watches, but cannot afford them, have access to those little masterpieces? I think of albums or posters, in 3D of course! Your (future / young) clients would definitely appreciate it. Please keep in mind that these pictures come from the internet where they were displayed with a very low resolution of 72 dpi, even though at least 300 dpi would have been necessary for a great job.
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