I gave up on quartz watches because I just can't deal with having to replace the battery whenever needed so I now prefer the automatic watches even though they may not be as accurate as a quartz
@@lefevrealban I have 2 solar watches in 47mm both very nice one of them is atomic so it self adjusts every 12 hrs. if needed. I have heard of the capacitor lasting 10yrs and I even heard of one lasting longer, but there is no guarantee for the capacitor lasting "any" specific amount of time so you still have to deal with the replacement.. When they come out with one guaranteeing a capacitor for life then I might be interested. For now my daily wearers are 2 diver style automatics in 50mm that I shuffle wearing from one day to another knowing that a battery/capacitor will not need replacing
@LeadPhalanx-zv6wx Yes a capacitor might need a replacement but that will still be cheaper than a service for a mechanical watch, which is to be done every 5 years generally. That plus the added ruggedness of a quarts, I find that solar watches are the best do-it-all/beater watches.
Great technique. Worked a treat on my genuine Rolex (at least the chap in the bar said it was genuine) to remove the spelling error (had stated Bolex). Just need to work out how to neaten up the new lettering; regret using a Sharpie.
I sometimes take a black sharpie and basically color the lettering or logo i don’t like in black ink. It’s still visible but it’s black and stealthy like. You can actually color the text or logo any color you want. I use a microscope and do it very carefully
Addiesdive sells Sterile and Personalized versions of some watches at their website. I wouldn't buy a sterile version but I can see the appeal with the personalized versions available.
I know these are cheap watches but I'd be concerned the heat might damage the crystal gasket and reduce the water resistance rating. I hate cyclops magnifiers so I understand why you do it. The cyclops on my Steeldive SD1953 are obnoxiously magnified!
Acetone might be too strong and strip the paint. Alcohol is strong enough. If you have to try it with acetone, test on the edge of the dial to see what happens.
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I gave up on quartz watches because I just can't deal with having to replace the battery whenever needed so I now prefer the automatic watches even though they may not be as accurate as a quartz
That's why I love solar watches
@@lefevrealban I have 2 solar watches in 47mm both very nice one of them is atomic so it self adjusts every 12 hrs. if needed. I have heard of the capacitor lasting 10yrs and I even heard of one lasting longer, but there is no guarantee for the capacitor lasting "any" specific amount of time so you still have to deal with the replacement.. When they come out with one guaranteeing a capacitor for life then I might be interested. For now my daily wearers are 2 diver style automatics in 50mm that I shuffle wearing from one day to another knowing that a battery/capacitor will not need replacing
@LeadPhalanx-zv6wx Yes a capacitor might need a replacement but that will still be cheaper than a service for a mechanical watch, which is to be done every 5 years generally. That plus the added ruggedness of a quarts, I find that solar watches are the best do-it-all/beater watches.
@@lefevrealban Whatever dude I agree with LeadPhalanx its a personal thing he already gave an explination
👍👍 Good - I use a black permanent marker to make logos/writing less distinct too.
1st comment! Thanks for posting. I'm going to try this on my 1967 Rolex 1680 "Red" Submariner. I can't stand the red "SUBMARINER" text on the dial! 😀
Don’t do it will degrade the value of the watch
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That is toooo funny! Good one!!!!! For those that don’t know, that was a joke.
Eyeball cancer is funnier than that joke champ 🙄
@@Thenaughtyman1gay
Not that I would fool with any of my watches but nice to know that it can be done without ruining the dial.
Great technique. Worked a treat on my genuine Rolex (at least the chap in the bar said it was genuine) to remove the spelling error (had stated Bolex). Just need to work out how to neaten up the new lettering; regret using a Sharpie.
Stop lying you don't have a Rolex, you ain't that guy!
This is good knowledge for owners of Thorn watches and the infamous "Exploration Road" text; myself included 😅
I sometimes take a black sharpie and basically color the lettering or logo i don’t like in black ink. It’s still visible but it’s black and stealthy like. You can actually color the text or logo any color you want. I use a microscope and do it very carefully
That sounds like a good idea too! I'll have to test it out sometime.
Boy that cyclops really popped right off for ya. Mine took a lot more heating.
I’ve had one watch where I literally had to use a chisel! a pagani Pepsi. But 99% of the time they just pop off.
great idea, thanks for sharing - Geoff from Merimbula Australia
this is a neat tricks
Addiesdive sells Sterile and Personalized versions of some watches at their website. I wouldn't buy a sterile version but I can see the appeal with the personalized versions available.
Yeah I see they do it for the MY-H8 and H3AC. Good to see them offering this option. Hopefully they expand it to all their watches.
Can you post a video on how to make and install your own logo
Here is my video about how to get custom logo made.
Custom Dial Logos stickers for watches
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@kenvargas
Can you do this on my watch?
How much? Let me know ?
DM me if u don't mind.
From Canada
Today I learned that the cyclops magnifier was applied
I know these are cheap watches but I'd be concerned the heat might damage the crystal gasket and reduce the water resistance rating. I hate cyclops magnifiers so I understand why you do it. The cyclops on my Steeldive SD1953 are obnoxiously magnified!
It didn’t get too hot and it was only a few seconds. But yeah I wouldn’t go diving with it myself.
@@KenVersus I may try it myself. I suppose if I was worried about the heat damaging the watch, I could remove the crystal first.
Good idea, looks much better without the wording.
very cool and interesting.,
What is your experience with Aceton? I have heard that some did prefer that above Alcohol.
Acetone might be too strong and strip the paint. Alcohol is strong enough. If you have to try it with acetone, test on the edge of the dial to see what happens.
Would nail polish remover work in the same way?
nail polish is acetone and might be too harsh
Some names are indeed so weird, looking like a bunch of random letters, such as skrox, olevs.
WHY???
he explained why about 10 times
San Martin logo.
you can put lipstick on a pig, but it doesn't change the underlying watch lol.
He has no problem with pigs using lipstick, just didn't like the wording on the watch 😁
well-buy a no-logo watch on Aliex
Just Buy the unbranded version buddy
If you want a Sub, buy a Sub. There's never any "substitute".