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Photography: Yes. I was lucky enough to stay in 'rooms' opposite the old Bulgar and next to Cartier on the Via Condotti, opposite the Spanish Steps. Happy days.

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Photography: Echoes of the ...

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Automotive: Manual! How cute. ;-)

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Automotive: The 325 bhp All Wheel Drive Carrera 4 (not S) on N3 (Porsche approved) Pirelli P Zero Rosso (not Nero) was the most agile. That said, the tyres lasted 8,000 miles and the Intermediate Shaft bearing was always a worry.

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TimeOut: Brilliant.

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Photography: End of Spring? End of SPRING? WINTER ended in England 3 days ago! (It started last SEPTEMBER.)

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Glashütte Original: GO and your photography, Jocke - a marriage made in Heaven.

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Patek Philippe: It's thanks to Mr Proellochs' advice that I use a Timegrapher to track the performance of my watches, rather than sending them for routine service, as if they were cars.

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Patek Philippe: Erratum: Proellochs

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Patek Philippe: Mmm, these later photographs are quite shocking. If I were you, I would send them, with a brief explanation, to Patek Philippe in Geneva.

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