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The Three Gaskets You’ll Be Using For Seiko Modding
Many newer modders find themselves confused by the three main types of watch gaskets: crystal, bezel, and caseback. But don’t worry because in this guide, we’ll explain the functions and differences of these gaskets, helping you avoid common mistakes and ensuring your mods are correctly put together.
SKX007: The Watch That Started It All for Many Seiko Modders
Every creative hobby needs a canvas, and for watch modding, that canvas is the Seiko SKX007. Since it hit the scene in 1996, this no-nonsense dive watch has become the go-to base for anyone looking to customize and personalize their timepiece.
Seiko NH34 vs Miyota 9075: Which is the Better GMT Movement
Both the Seiko NH34 and the Miyota 9075 will let you track time in different parts of the world, but they each bring their own strengths to the workbench. Whether you're building your first GMT mod or looking to understand the differences between these movements, this comparison will hopefully help you make an informed decision for your next project.
All You Need to Know About Watch Sector Dials
While some watch owners may be content with standard dial layouts, a watch modder will want to know what options he has. Sector dials are a great choice for those looking to transform their timepieces into something with a retro gentleman look.
How to Create Seiko Mods that Match your Fashion Style
We’ve got 5 fashion styles to talk about in this article, as well as part recommendations so you can build a watch that fits the theme. Think twice before dropping cash on a build that looks awesome in photos but totally clashes with your everyday look.
