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Thank you for your comment. Both options are effective for cleaning dust, but if you're looking to remove oil stains (like fingerprints), a lens pen works better. It’s not expensive, so I recommend getting both.

Shopee is the source

Thank you for your comment. Even with a 42mm watch case, if a 28.5mm dial matches the product specifications, there will be no gap. This is due to the thickness of the exterior and the shape of the case. Of course, there are also cases where a 28.5mm dial does not fit a 42mm case, so i recommend carefully checking the product details.

Snoopy rotates once every 24 hours.

Thanks for your comment. I don’t really do any maintenance on my mod watches. I often open them up, close them, and change the hands, so the accuracy isn't great. For now, I recommend assembling with the NH38. If you have any other questions, feel free to comment again.

Thank you for your comment. Unfortunately, the strap is optimized for a Chinese-made case designed for mods, so it is likely that it won't fit properly on an original SEIKO case.

How with a fake battery cover? 😅

The whole back cover pops off nice and easy exposing the battery. The battery just pops out. It's not hard to replace at all. The battery is SR920SW.

Does it keep a accurate moon phase?

@DrVaults I've never worn the Snoopy but my guess is No! But I really don't know if it's functional on this watch or not.

Here is a video explaining the characteristics of widespread fake watches. Generally, I do not recommend purchasing such junk.

Thank you !!!

Thank you for the advice! I will consider it.

😂😂😂 epic fail

This is a actual fake, not the original Swatch

It is indeed a fake moon swatch. Maybe check yourself before you put someone on blast.

Great video , music is extremely annoying

Lol, total fake moonswatch

Is this the link to this watch from AliExpress? The product and the seller have already been removed. Please try searching with an image search. I think the one without the box for around $20 is the same. There is no logo on the product image.

Thank you for your comment. The watch hands were purchased together with the dial. On the other hand, I bought separate NH35-compatible minute and hour hands and assembled them. Please refer to the link below. Thank you. Watch dial and hands a.aliexpress.com/_oEYsKR6 Hour and minute hands a.aliexpress.com/_ooa4nHS Watch case a.aliexpress.com/_oDimm9W

While still feels like a toy compared to my actual Omega or even a homage still light years ahead of this fake. The plastic alone looks very low quality the fonts are worse. If you are spending 310 for the real one buy a used Bulova Lunar Pilot. If you spend 20 on this junk buy a Casio instead.

Since products and sellers can disappear or change quickly, I recommend using image search.

Since products and sellers can disappear or change quickly, I recommend using image search.

Thank you for your comment. I created the logo image using Canva. It's easy to use, so I recommend it. I ordered the metal stickers from AliExpress. They will make them if you send them an image. There are several sellers, but I ordered from a seller called 'Shop4418155 store.' They are very quick to communicate and I highly recommend them.

Thank you for your comment. The small 24-hour hand is similar to the second hand. Therefore, I did not use a tool like a watch hand pusher. Instead, once it was properly aligned in the hole, I lightly pressed it with the flat part of tweezers to attach it.

Thank you for your comment. Here are the assembly costs. You can probably get everything at a 20% discount if you purchase during a sale. I plan to make a video with more details in the future. ・Logo sticker: $20 (MOQ 20 pieces) ・Movement: $30 ・Watch case (including metal band): $25 ・Dial and hands: $18 ・Rubber strap: $10

Thx!

Thanks for your comment. I wouldn’t really recommend modding a genuine SEIKO watch. One issue with Chinese cases for SEIKO mods is that they often require a dial size of 28.5mm, limiting the variety of cases available. This is especially true for divers' watches, where there are many cases available, but for watches like the SEIKO Presage with larger dials, there are hardly any aftermarket cases that surpass the originals. Sorry I can’t offer any suggestions.

@@PakiraWatchMOD Thank you for your input! Then that‘s okay for me

sorry my bad it was a question 🤣 not ! but ?

Thank you for your comment. The craftsmanship of the case is excellent, with smooth, rounded edges. However, as you mentioned, despite the case being small, it is quite thick. The fit on the wrist is not ideal, and it requires adjustment with a thicker strap.

Thank you for the comment. If you're looking for a dial, try searching for 'monster dial' on AliExpress. Alternatively, you can use a screenshot of the dial from the video and search for it on AliExpress using image search. You should be able to find it that way.

Thank you for the comment. As you mentioned, the end links of the genuine SPB143 bracelet have a more pronounced central line. Personally, I think this case and bracelet are of high quality for their price. If you're interested, it's best to assemble them from genuine parts or OEM parts. Also, the clasp is completely different in construction compared to the genuine one. Just the cost of an authentic clasp could buy you a Chinese case and bracelet.

He’s from china !

Thank you for the comment. It's encouraging for my video creation. In this video, I manually expanded the hole with a file, but using a router would make expanding the center hole much easier. Also, in another video, I'm trying to create an nh38 dial, which has a similar issue of limited variations like the nh34 dial. If you're interested, please watch it on my channel page. Thank you very much.

@@PakiraWatchMODI’ll check it out. I’ll also be doing this with a diamond file as i ordered it already. Thanks for the tips!

Thanks for your comment. It's true that it looks like a strange and complex watch, yet it offers good value for money, doesn't it? Collecting watches in the $100-200 range is also a hobby of mine, and I've definitely spent quite a bit on it. Indeed, adding circular disk gimmicks could increase the strain on the movement and shorten the power reserve. Although I don't use it frequently, I quite like it for its uniqueness.

@@PakiraWatchMOD Same here. I have a small collection (around 130 so far), many of them Chinese mechanical watches with a 'kick', something special: retrograde hands, real moonphases, power indicators (even a rare ST2533 LINEAR power pointer), chronographs, tourbillons, this wandering hour etc. Currently I am hunting for a jump hour watch, but they are still above my price limit. I DO have a few pricier Swiss/Japanese/German/Russian watches, none exceeded $600 (even my 7750 and 7751 ETAs). But I enjoy the budget models more. I am not afraid to open these and adjust them for better accuracy. Chinese watches are better than many think, can be reliable and rugged. Creating animated timelapse movies is rather difficult for me, because none of my devices does it right. Currently I am stuck with hundreds of JPGs from an old Olympus SP590-UZ, fighting with FFMPEG over a decent join to MP4. As yours mine also suffer from stable lighting conditions, may have to repeat all without direct sunlight. Something to play with..

I'm also satisfied with the accuracy of Chinese-made mechanical watches. I've never had any issues with the precision of Chinese movements like those from Seagull. I think Japanese movements are also commonly used in Chinese watches because they are affordable. As you mentioned, due to their affordability, one can easily open up and tinker with watches without hesitation. While it's possible to create beautiful time-lapse videos with high-end equipment, I tried shooting with my old Galaxy S8.

@@PakiraWatchMOD Bang for the bucks is not a bad strategy: On Jan-1 I began an new challenge: wear a cheap Chinese watch until it exceeds a total of 60s error, put it back into the watch case and take the next one: as of May-1 I was at watch #4, a very simple $40 Forsining with an automatic Seagull ST1780 (date, power indicator). And that was still well within my tolerance range. I doubt that my ETA 7751 or Poljot 31679 could reach this level of accuracy, I hardly ever wear these precious chronos. Whenever I buy one of these cheap China things I test it on the bench with software on a self-made microphone socket (Tickoprint e.a. for Android), vertically/horizontally to check the spread. Then I tweak it to a symmetric offset around zero. Typically mechanical watches run slower in vertical position, faster when placed face up or down. This way it is very easy to check the daily offset and simply place it V or H on the nightstand - good for a month or more. A power indicator and a constant spring load will help as well 8-) You have or know of any favorite 'odd' watch Made In China that I should check out (and do not have)? I love unique complications, still want a watch with the Lindberg hour-angle scales (that NOBODY seems to make but Longines). My weirdest is the forementioned Seagull ST2533 in an un-labeled Panderai mock-up case, this movement is very unusual due to its horizontal power pointer by a gear rack. This Pindu wandering hour watch I will wear for a while, now that it running better than after its arrival. Makes for some neat coffee table discussions about the 400 year old (!) idea. It is hardly known by anyone, even by watch enthusiasts. I opted for the NON-transparent version, which adds to the mystery and readability; on the other hand it hides the planetary gear cage, which is quite entertaining by itself as you demonstrate here.. oh well.