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Parts list for this build
Case: NMK924 $76
Watch Dial: Spork Black Finish $38
Bezel: SKX013 Coin Edge Bezel: PVD Matte Black Finish $38
Bezel Insert: SKX013 Steel Bezel Insert: Dual Time Mk2 Black Triangle with Markers $26
Crystal: NMK321 - SKX013 Double Domed Sapphire Crystal $45
Hands: Watch Hands: Pilot White Finish $21
Movement: Seiko (SII) NH35A Automatic Movement (Black): $51
SKX013 Spare Parts: Click Spring & Gasket Set : $23
SKX Slim Caseback: Brushed Finish : $20
SKX013 Sterile Crown: PVD Matte Black Finish: $23
Pilot Leather Strap: Black: $25
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Date of upload: Jan 22, 2023 ^^
Rating : 4.812 (153/3,096 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-05-15T15:53:37.311392Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Love how your kind joined in too. My 4-year-old son actually helped me pulling out the crown and stem from the movement when I was putting the movement back into the case. Credit to him for sure.
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Great vid and really nice watch. I appreciate your channel because you're a genuine dude who loves watches π
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Pro tip; when holding hands so you can press them on, don't use tweezers. Use rodico to hold the hands. Just pick the up at the tip & center the hole over the hand stack & press it on with your hand pressing tool. No scratches plus it holds the hand steady & stable. Makes it a lot easier to place the second hand.
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That is a fine looking watch, I would honestly say if I came across a microbrand selling this I would seriously consider buying it, well done I say!
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I think it looks great! You've clearly got a good eye for design π
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Congrats on the build! And doing with a baby on your lap is impressive.
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Thatβs exactly the type of watch Iβve been looking for as well! I like the contrast between the bezel and the insert. Looks like a really cool project. You have to name it. Maybe JTW Pilotβs Timer Mark I? ππ
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When you're taking things apart, or clipping stems, wrap a cloth around the item or stem. It keeps things from flying about the room. It prevents crawling around on carpet with a magnet looking for springs and other parts!
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Dave, this was great! The dial and handset look like the Sinn 556. I have a Wenger split second chronograph that uses a 13J Ronda movement with those type of hands but the bezel is a steel count down. The 12 hour GMT bezel would be more useful for me.
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when fitting a crystal always make sure the caseback is on. It helps keep the case level with the press on all sides and apply even pressure. Saved me time
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Very brave of you to assemble the watch with the kid on your lap.π
I was looking into Namoki mods a couple weeks ago. The Nautilus case looks awesome.
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Wow. I have never heard of a site where you could create a watch with the only features you require. Thumbs up ππΎ
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Nice looking watch. Modding a watch is definitely on my bucket list.
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You are brave to do that yourself Dave, not something i would try. Good result too, it looks good!
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This video got me thinking of what complications I consider "essential." I got my first Seiko 5 earlier this year, one of the old 7S26 models, and its my first automatic watch. I didn't realize how useful the day/date thing on there would be, so much so that my ideal mechanical watch would always have one. It might be especially useful for me given the nature of my changing work schedule, but I love it. I think another complication I'd really like is a power reserve indicator, and maybe a GMT function for if I ever move from home. It's hardly an essential complication, but I'm also a fan of moonphases and small seconds.
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Looks great to me, including the size.
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I made an identical dress watch. Black matte explorer dial (AliExp), flieger hands, NH35 from old watch, CrystalTimes Explorer case. Its my go-to dress watch. Looks awesome & is a strap-monster !! I usually cycle between Bond NATOs & a compatible SKX013 Jub strap (Strapcode).
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I like the build but 40mm would be the perfect size for me. The issue I have is that for a self-made watch Namoki is pretty expensive. Buying parts on Ali Express yields pretty much the same thing, at half the price. I guess if Namoki has a dial that you have to have or a hand set that you can't find anywhere, then go for it. Otherwise, I can usually find comparable parts for cheaper elsewhere.
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I've built a few watches now. I have a bronze 6105 "Captain Willard" case that I'm getting ready to build up. After a while the second hand gets easier, figuring out how to set it on the pinion was the key for me. I've made a few watches as gifts for friends, and wow, that is a nice gift that they will cherish. I really enjoyed this video.
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@obcane3072
1 year ago
13:35 That's a dad with great understanding how to redirect a child that is exploring! No frustration. Miss those days! Enjoy them cause they fly by quickly.
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