This thing flew off my wrist, as the spring bar gave way, straight down (with some force behind it) into a puddle on pavement. Picked it up only to find a couple scrapes and a loose rotor ( was still ticking away!) Anyway, got the rotor fixed and good as new, with a couple scars. Pretty much shocked it wasn't in peices.
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Wabi-sabi. 😉
Hey at least it survived
Still looks good.
Poor thing!
Only way to fix the scratches is sand out the bad parts with different grade grits and then redo the brushing. Or sandblast it like I did
Nicks and dings are part of the story
Tough as nails all I can say. Also I can't believe these watches are going for $245.00 cad on Amazon.ca, and that's the prime price i believe.
Only way to fix the scratches is sand out the bad parts with different grade grits and then redo the brushing. Or sandblast it like I did
What seiko is this really? Is it a gs?
What seiko is this really? Is it a gs?
Lucky you if it's real, nice watch regardless
Lucky you if it's real, nice watch regardless
What's your take? Looks like a diy build. At least the hands say so.
What seiko is this really? Is it a gs?
its an NH35 DIY
its an NH35 DIY
Look sharp for sure
lol the rotor used to come loose on my 5 all the time, very annoying. The last time I cranked it on there with a full sized flat blade instead of my watchmakers drivers and it’s been good since lol
lol the rotor used to come loose on my 5 all the time, very annoying. The last time I cranked it on there with a full sized flat blade instead of my watchmakers drivers and it’s been good since lol
Ha nice!
Glad it survived!