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I built my first watch from a NH36 and random eBay parts around a month ago and already have more parts in flight to build a couple more. Eventually want to make some custom dials, there's a lot of fun crossover opportunities with the wood/metal/resin hobby stuff I've done for years, and a wearable product is a bonus.
Not sure if others feel similarly, but I find the lack of any sound over the build really weird. If you were to impose the audio from the first section over top the latter part, with maybe a note or two about what you were doing at any given time (not a lot, just a sentence or two between periods of silence) and just skipped the section at the top, you'd have a really cool video. I say this acknowledging that you could have specific reasons for not just doing a voiceover.
@@SillyVintageWatchesI appreciate that you did this by buying the parts. The Seiko logo on the dial was hidden in the pictures and description because some buyers want this, but it is trademark infringement so they hide this. Next time maybe it would help to ask privately in a message if the dial is "sterile"
I made one too. Same process as yourslf. Starting with ordering the NH36 movement. I opted for a stainless steel diver's watch syle case with rotating bezel, matt black dial with black calendar wheel and luminous orange dial markings with matching lumed orange hands. It looked amazing. I proudly showed it off for the first time in the pub. I took it off to hand it to someone who wanted a closer look. The bezel came off while he rotated it and he just looked at me in horror before bursting out laughing. Anyway... I ordered another case but the stem was slightly too short to fit the new case. Another stem ordered for £25 (the total price of the home-made watch was becoming a bit expensive) I filed the new stem too short because the date wheel was acting weird. It sits in a small box waiting for a new stem 2 years later.
Great little build. you will have a better time setting the crown if you use a par of calipers. you almost had it with the blue marks, but you can take the guess work out with a little measurement ;)
Thanks. I'm about to do my first custom build. The NH34 I bought came with a small cupped washer. Is that supposed to go between the dial and the movement? Was wondering why you didn't have that washer and whether it's necessary?
@sillyvintagewatches 16:27 I purchased a HruodlanD second hand with the nh34 and as I unscrew the crown it appears to be in the date/gmt setting mode so the date changes ccw and the gmt hour in the cw direction… once the spring loaded crown pops out of the treads it is in the correct neutral position to wind. When I press the crown in to screw it doesn’t show that problem. Only as I unscrew it. Would I need to shorten the stem or lengthen it?
Nice work, I also really like it aesthetically, only two things I don't understand, the first why pay the cost of just the GMT hand as much as the cost of a complete kit of 4 pieces, in my opinion it was not a convenient choice to take two with separate hands, the second one I don't like the way you use to cut the excess part of the crown stem, you have to use a caliper it's much easier to measure from the edge of the case to the edge of the crown, considering that the part that screws is included in this space. for the rest nothing to complain about, excellent work.
Very nice and super nice video and super nice how you did the video thanks …. Now search for parts like them all the best and super cool as did with sound and none great😮
Saw your video and i have a question - if i may. Sadly, I find myself only liking watches that are very expensive. But I don't care about the name, so my question is : Is it possible to have someone (not me!) make a watch from scratch by buying the parts to make my dream watch? Is this possible?
8 дней назад
I'm a new watch maker. Novice at best. Could you list where you resourced the parts?
Thank You! Unfortunately, I don't really know any watches in that price range, let's say, up to $600 that have that feature. The closest I can think of is the Seiko SSK023K1
Appreciate the video, but it's not very informative. The sizing of the stem is easily the hardest part of the assembly and there was no input on the proper way of conduct. Furthermore, there were no part links in the video description for someone who would partake in the assembly process.