Mod Parts Compatibility for Seiko Mod
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by Brian Ting
3w ago
What part can be used to mod a Seiko dive watch   Our dive watch is designed with compatible parts with Seiko watches   We designed our DIY diver watch so that some of our part are compatible with Seiko dive watches (SKX007/SRPD). These parts are therefore interchangeble between our dive watch and Seiko watch. That means you can use these parts from our dive watch to mod a Seiko watch, or use parts from a Seiko watch to mod our dive watch. Which Seiko watch is compatible? SKX series (namely SKX007 and its variants), which is one of the most modded watches in the mod watch community ..read more
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How to Swap and Adjust Watch Straps
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by Brian Ting
1y ago
Replace the strap to easily switch up the look of your watch   Whether you want to get your watch a new look, or you are dressing up for an special occasion, installing a new strap to your watch is a great way to quickly give your watch a different look. In this guide, we’ll detail how to install different types of straps, ranging from quick release straps, metal bracelets, metal bands, to fabric straps like parachute straps. How to Install Quick Release Straps This type of straps is equipped with quick release spring bars, so installation can be done without tools. You can identify them ..read more
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Dive Watch Mod Idea: The Cafè Noir Mod
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by Chloe Lo
1y ago
A watch mod for formal occasions   The combination of black bezel insert and brown fume dial makes this modding a modern piece. Dive watch is not necessarily a sporty watch. If you wish to have a classy watch for some formal occasions, this watch mod would be an excellent option for you. The chocolate brown fume dial grows seamlessly into the classic black bezel insert, making this watch a chic and modern piece. The onyx black alligator strap adds a touch of sophistication. This design goes well with any smart casual and classic attire.   What’s on the mod   Dial: The or ..read more
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How to Condition Leather Straps
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by Chloe Lo
1y ago
And how to further protect them from external elements   You need to condition your leather straps regulalry as the moisture inside will dry up and form cracks over time. What is Leather Conditioning To maintain healthy skin condition, you need to apply skin care products diligently to keep your skin hydrated and soft. So does leather. It is a natural material that loses its moisture over time and may form cracks or splits. If you wish to keep it flexible and supple, nourish it regularly. And the nourishment we do is called "conditioning". In this article, we will show you how to conditi ..read more
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How to Clean Leather Straps Properly
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by Chloe Lo
1y ago
And what to avoid when cleaning tanned, nubuck and alligator leather watch straps   The cleaning method may differ, depending on the types of your leather straps, from tanned leather to suede leather Probably every watch hobbyist owns at least one leather strap. It's hardly surprising since leather straps are really durable and comfortable to wear, not mentioning how indispensable they are in formal occasions. But some people find it difficult to be taken good care of. Indeed, leather is a material that is very sensitive to other elements. If it's not cared for properly, its lifespan wil ..read more
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Seiko Mod Idea: The Black x Orange Mod
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by Chloe Lo
1y ago
The snazzy and perky Seiko mod   Many have asked us for some inspirations on modding a Seiko watch with our components, so here comes the Black x Orange SKX007 Seiko mod. Black watches, which go with literally everything, have its massive legion of fans. The overall black appearance offers the timepiece a virile and modern look, while the orange second hand echoes the WR rating on the dial. Now let's go through how to upgrade your Seiko watch to this look.  What’s on the mod Watch Hand: In this mod, we kept the original Seiko hour and minute hands, yet, we changed its second hand ..read more
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