Omega

[goodguy]

Continuing to work and learn on how to shoot watches.
Here is my Omega watch, picture is slightly underexposed but when I went higher the hands of the watch just were completely over exposed so this picture was the best balance I could get.

 

[CaptainNapalm]

It's a good shot. I would do some white balance adjustments (it looks a bit yellow/orange tinted and too warm), bring out some details out of the shadows and slightly dim the highlights, increase the sharpness a touch, increase the clarity/contract a touch and saturate the orange bezel a bit more, resulting in something like this:

 

[CaptainNapalm]

Actually, now that I look at it again the face looks a bit too blue, so I desaturated the blue in it to look black (charcoal) which I think is the actual colour in reality.

 

[goodguy]

It's a good shot. I would do some white balance adjustments (it looks a bit yellow/orange tinted and too warm), bring out some details out of the shadows and slightly dim the highlights, increase the sharpness a touch, increase the clarity/contract a touch and saturate the orange bezel a bit more, resulting in something like this:

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Actually, now that I look at it again the face looks a bit too blue, so I desaturated the blue in it to look black (charcoal) which I think is the actual colour in reality.

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Feedback appreciated as always