In discussions on Chronomag, I named the first generation of Sportys I. GEN and the second II. GEN. Then people started writing IGEN in the forum and that's how it stayed, but Sporty II didn't become popular as II. GEN. In one discussion, I used the name HUMBERTO because it was necessary to distinguish the individual variants of Prim Sport II, and it caught on. In this way, in 2005-2006, many names were created that became popular and became a general designation for a specific series and type of watch. At the end of 2005, my daughter Lilly was born and for the first time in my life, time slowed down. I slowed down at work and started collecting Primky more intensively. My watches were piling up in ziplock bags and paper boxes. And I gradually searched for information about them on Chronomag, because other information sources were not available at the time.
In order to share my photos, I started taking photos of my collection. At the beginning of the year, I managed to buy a huge collection of several hundred beautiful PRIM watches from a collector in Slovakia, which I gradually photographed with the plan to make a large PRIM book over time. In 2005, I had photographed about 400 watches, which had to be retouched and processed in post-production. Between 2005-2006, my assistants and I retouched the photographed watches. In 2007, Lilly was already bigger and I returned to 100% commitment to my work, and the PRIM book project remained in a drawer. In 2009, I was approached to prepare a 77-page picture book for Elton watchmakers, Stroj času – Prim watches in portraits by David Kraus. And so I started photographing Primes again. After many weeks spent on the book Stroj času, I decided to sell my collection due to space and time reasons, but I
