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Seiko fans love a good nickname, and for the most part they have always been good at choosing fitting ones; the “Tuna” can was named for its can-like shroud, and “Turtle” has a cushion-shaped case that’s not unlike a turtle shell. What comes into your mind when you hear “The Sea Urchin” though? Do you think this accurately defines the Seiko SNZF17K1 that it refers to? 

We like raving about the SKX007 here at namokiMODS, but before the GOAT there was a dive watch that allowed for the transition from Seiko’s early diver designs to how we know them today. Let's talk about the Seiko 7002 Dive Watch.

In this guide, we’ll explore four standout Seiko models, each perfectly suited to a specific season. These will hopefully be a good starting point until you find your personal preferences, along with suggestions if you want to build a customized seasonal watch.

In this article, we’ll go through the five most common watch complications, exploring their mechanics, and practical applications that will hopefully allow you to appreciate watches even more.

 If you’re looking for a chronograph watch to add to your collection, we have 4 suggestions that you might be interested in, and more so if you have a small to midrange budget. These are also great inspiration if you're looking for ideas for a Chronograph mod!

Whether you’re new to Seiko mods and want to glean wisdom from the pros, or a seasoned modder who wants to get fresh perspectives, a workshop within your local watch community can be a fun gathering. It’s not too common though, how can you organize one to make sure everyone will have a good time? Here are some of our suggestions.

Beyond functionality, the bezel insert plays a key role in defining the watch’s overall look. Whether you prefer a rugged tool-watch aesthetic or a sleek, modern design, the right bezel insert can completely transform your build. Think about the Rolex Pepsi, or Rootbeer; the nickname comes from the color of the bezel insert which shows the impact it can add to a watch, so it’s something worth thinking over!

In this article, we’ll provide tips on how to mod your SKX007 responsibly, ensuring it stays both stylish and true to its roots. Hopefully these guidelines will help you personalize your watch without compromising its legacy, while also giving you a deeper appreciation for this watch.

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.

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.

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.

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.