SEIKO MODDING GUIDE: Quick Tips and Notes Is your interest in watches growing? Want to expand that to make things even better? Learn watch modding! It may seem intimidating or even frustrating if you have been researching something like a…
Stuck Bezel: A Guide to Removing a Stuck bezel It is usually simple to remove a bezel from a watch and swap it out for another bezel whether it be the same or new design. However, sometimes you will come…
SEIKONAUT: Nautilus Inspiration and its Story The Patek Philippe Nautilus, the Rolex Submariner, and possibly just a handful of other watches in the history of horology have made as deep and enduring an impact in the modding world. Unsurprisingly, for…
Watch Mods Part List Required for Your Complete Build Watch modding is indeed one of a kind when it comes to hobbies. It creates focus and definitely requires a lot of effort and learning to master. As someone who…
Best Seiko Diver to Mod? SKX vs SRPD vs SRPE When the SKX series of divers was discontinued, the Seiko modders let forth a collective sigh of sadness. Throughout its existence, it has been a well-liked option and…
Seiko Tuna 6159: And its Popular Variants The most well-known timepieces in this range with nicknames are from the Seiko Tuna diver’s series. The Seiko 62MAS was the first diver’s watch the company had made. Two…
Magnetized Watches: Symptoms and How to Fix It Today let’s talk about a Magnetized Watch, and what you can do about it! Watches used to be regarded as one of the most fundamental tools and are…
HOW TO SPOT A FAKE SKX007: PAY ATTENTION TO THIS The SKX007 is one of the most renowned Japanese watches ever manufactured by Seiko. It became the gold standard of excellence. For those that always desired a robust…
The Reasons Not to Mod an SKX007 The Seiko SKX007, which was first introduced in 1996, has a cult following and is one of the most well-known dive watches in history. It has a top-notch workhouse movement (7s26)…
Chapter Rings: Choosing the Right One for You? Frequently, people confuse a chapter ring with the inner bezel ring that encircles the area between the dial and the crystal. The phrase “chapter ring” is frequently used incorrectly when…