Thank you for checking out the video, I appreciate your kind words. Please feel free to check out my newer videos the camera work is much improved. Thank you for your support.
@@GoldenStateWatchShop Just finished the build! It looks stunning, the only difficult part was setting the GMT hand a bit higher to avoide the hour indeces!
Thats great man, happy to hear the build came out looking good! I really do love these "Relax" dials but you're right they don't leave much room for GMT hand clearance.
Thanks for this video. I have a PD-1662 pepsi with the DG5833 movement and after a year, of sitting on my desk and giving it a shake now and then, the stem will not screw back in all the way and it does not run but a few seconds after giving it a good shake. So I ordered a NH34A movement and hope to get it in a few days.
@rodgilbert894 thank you for checking out the video glad you liked it. I actually had the same Pagani Designs "Pepsi" for awhile before giving it to a friend of mine. Though the NH34A is a superior and more user friendly movement then the DG8533 you may run into issues trying to directly swap the movement into the case. The dial orientation and hand size will be different from the DG to the NH and the case and movement holder will be specific to holding the DG movement in place. I commend you for wanting to do the swap yourself and if you do run into issues please feel free to reach out to me and I'm more then happy to help troubleshoot. Thank you again for your support.
Hey thank you for checking out the video. I apologize for the focus, first time using this camera and the autofocus had a mind of its own. Its definitely been improved upon in more recent videos. Thank you for your support!
Hey thank you for checking out the video and yes it’s a shame I didn’t catch the focus issue earlier. A google search for “NH34 Technical Guide” should bring up several links with the full guide. Typically the explanation of the crown positions is towards the bottom. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you for your support.
Hey man thank you for checking out the channel. Unfortunately I can’t say with confidence that a NH34 will fit into that case. Sometimes sellers will make one case and use a variety of movement holders to accommodate different movements but I can’t say for sure this Parnis case is like that. One additional thing to consider is that the dial and hands won’t fit the NH34 movement. I’m sorry I couldn’t be more helpful. Please feel free to reach out with any other questions. Thank you for your support.
Hey thank you for checking out the video. The parts for these builds come from a variety of different websites including but not limited to Namokimods, crystal times, and Lucius Atelier. If you are just starting out secondhandmods is a great place to find some new and gentle used parts. AliExpress and eBay have a vast amount of parts available but it’s important to carefully look at the description to make sure that parts are compatible. I hope this is helpful, as always thank you for your support.
Hey thank you for checking out the video. Early on in the video I place the dial washer over the center pinion. Unfortunately the camera is out of focus so it’s very hard to see I apologize for that. In my other NH34 videos this process is more visible. If you have any other questions please let me know. Thank you for your support.
@@GoldenStateWatchShop Thanks for the info, they sell a a few pepsi bezels at different price points. How expensive was it this one if you don't mind me asking. Cheers
At the time of this build the bezel insert was slightly over one hundred USD. Prices often fluctuate but I would assume it will still be around that price point. If you find one for significantly lower chances are it will be an aluminum insert, or in some cases a combination of both aluminum and ceramic. Please let me know if you have any other questions, I hope this helps.
Hey man thank you for checking out the video. Please send me an email and I’d be happy to discuss various vendors and websites for parts. Thank you for your support.
Hey thank you for checking out the video. I apologize for the focus, proves how new I was to videography. I'm still trying to figure it all out and improve the video quality. Thank you for your support!
Thank you for your kind words! Unfortunately I haven't been able to use a 9075 in any builds. To my knowledge those movements have been reserved for a few select brands to use and aren't available to the general public just yet. I'd be interested to do a build with one in the future and compare the "True" GMT of the Miyota to the "Caller" GMT of the Seiko.
@35:29, what click pull out of the stem to adjust the time gmt hand, thank you. Love your video so it is educational for beginners. Also a first timer to your channel and subscribed 😊
Thank you for checking out the channel I'm glad to have you along for the ride. After unscrewing the crown from the crown tube the watch is considered to be in the 0 position which is used for winding the mainspring. Pulling the crown one click out puts it in the 1st position used for date and GMT hand adjustment. Pulling the crown out one more time will put the crown in the 2nd position, its final position, which is used for adjusting the time. I hope this helps, if you have any more questions feel free to reach out, thank you for your support!
Hey man thank you for checking out the video. Though I appreciate your willingness to support the channel I don't think I have a large enough following to establish affiliate links...yet. That said the parts come from a variety of suppliers. Places like Namokimods, Lucius Atelier, Crystal times. Second Hand Mods is also a great place to look if you don't mind building with lightly used parts. eBay and Aliexpress have a vast amount of vendors and parts but it does take some time to sift through and find higher quality items on those platforms. Again thank you very much for the support. Please feel free to reach out with any additional questions.
Absolutely & Thank you for your speedy reply! I would also be curious about the Pepsi ceramic insert to being difficult to find. Who did you get the insert from? I’m asking because I’m interested in a similar build
This Pepsi bezel was from the Wildfire Official Store via Aliexpress. It's a great insert and looks even better in person. As always if you have any other questions please feel free to ask, thank you for your support!
@chrisburton Thank you for checking out the video. To cut the dial feet I use a nipper tool. Really any kind of cutters should work. I like the nipper tool because its flat on the backside so I can get right up against the dial for a nice flush cut eliminating the need for a lot of filing. I hope this helps, please feel free to reach out if you have any additional questions.
I mainly use sites like Namokimods, Lucius Atelier and dialmaker to source parts for these builds. Ebay and Secondhandmods.com are also great places to find slightly used parts at a discount if you are looking to get into the hobby. I hope this helps, and please feel free to reach out with any additional questions. Thank you.
@user-id7gb4dt2k Thank you for checking out the video. The dial is from Dial Maker Shop. They have a multitude of options and the quality is always outstanding. Please let me know if you have any more questions. Thank you for your support.
Thank you for the support and advice. I'm still relatively new to the videography aspect of these video. I'll look into the suggestion from your other comment and hopefully with that and some other changes I'll continue to improve these videos over time. Thank you again.
Thank you for checking out the video. Sorry about the focus, it was my first time working with this camera and I didn't realize it was this bad until I was editing. I've made a few changes in how I record now that have improved the focusing issues. Thank you again for your support.
@yellowdog001 Thank you for checking out the video. There are options for smaller cases in this style with slight modifications. If you'd like please send me an email at goldenstatewatchshop@gmail.com and we can discuss the build in greater detail. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. Thank you for your interest.
Hey thank you for checking out the video. You are correct lubricating the gaskets is an important step to maintain water resistance. During these early builds I lacked the proper equipment for this step and in an attempt to not display the incorrect technique I would preform the lubrication off screen. Since then I have invested in the correct equipment and higher quality lubricants and now display this step on the channel. Thank you again for your support!
Thank you for checking out the video. I apologize for the focus issues. For some reason the camera really liked to focus on my fingers rather then the watch parts and I didn't realize until after the video was being edited. I've taken some steps to improve this issue in newer videos that I believe are working. Thank you again for your support.
@rasitsezgin7900 thank you for checking out the video and I completely understand your frustration. As I've mentioned in other comments this was my first time using this camera and I was unaware of the focus issues until editing the video. I have improved the videography in my more recent videos so I hope you come back around to check those out. Thank you again for your support.
Thank you for checking out the channel. I appreciate the advice. As mentioned in other comments this was my first time using this camera and I did not know the video was out of focus until editing it. Thank you for your support!
Hey thank you for checking out the video. Sorry about the blur this was my first time using this camera and I only realized how out of focus shots were when I began to edit the footage. The videography in later videos is definitely improved. Thank you for your support.
Hey thank you for checking out the channel. This Boderry watch looks pretty nice and a full titanium watch is quite cool. Though I would prefer it had a ceramic bezel and the crown and date at 3 o'clock. Just personal preference but definitely a decent watch. Thank you for your support.
Hey @cjc1103 thank you for checking out the video. I'm sorry the soundtrack wasn't to your liking. I choose new background music to try and mix it up for each video. Hopefully newer videos are more to your liking. Thank you for your support.
Hey thank you for checking out the video. I apologize for the poor camera work, first time using this camera and filming altogether. In my opinion the quality has improved in the more recent videos feel free to check those out as well. Thank you for your support.
![[ENGSUB] UNPRODUCTIVE DAY ใช้ชีวิต (เปื่อยๆ) ด้วยกัน 1 วัน! | OUROAD CLOSEFRiEND SS2 EP.9](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/pyYKZ3kra9w/mqdefault.jpg)
Thanks for taking the time to make this video. It is BY FAR, the most comprehensive and clear of nh35 Relax builds out there 🔥🤘🏻
Thank you very much for your support. I'm glad the video was still clear despite the camera focus issues.
I subscribed as soon as I saw "Relax" with the broken crown. Keep it up brother. I'm getting into it now and will be following closely.
Thank you very much for the support. It's great to have you along for the ride.
bro made a Relax 💀
Very nice build ! Beautiful GMT. Once again another great video.
Thank you very much Mike, glad you enjoyed the video.
Thank you for your video. It's just the one I've been looking for. You did an awesome job with explanation and care. You got a new subscriber here!
Thank you for checking out the video, I appreciate your kind words. Please feel free to check out my newer videos the camera work is much improved. Thank you for your support.
Just the build I had in mind! This will be very helpful, thank you!
Glad to hear that! If you have any questions please feel free to reach out.
@@GoldenStateWatchShop Just finished the build! It looks stunning, the only difficult part was setting the GMT hand a bit higher to avoide the hour indeces!
Thats great man, happy to hear the build came out looking good! I really do love these "Relax" dials but you're right they don't leave much room for GMT hand clearance.
Thank you! This was perfect for when I put together my build.
Thank you! Glad I was able to help.
Your narration is so ASMR! I can watch it over and over! Great video
Thank you very much, I'll try and keep the same tone in videos going forward.
Thanks for this video. I have a PD-1662 pepsi with the DG5833 movement and after a year, of sitting on my desk and giving it a shake now and then, the stem will not screw back in all the way and it does not run but a few seconds after giving it a good shake. So I ordered a NH34A movement and hope to get it in a few days.
@rodgilbert894 thank you for checking out the video glad you liked it. I actually had the same Pagani Designs "Pepsi" for awhile before giving it to a friend of mine. Though the NH34A is a superior and more user friendly movement then the DG8533 you may run into issues trying to directly swap the movement into the case. The dial orientation and hand size will be different from the DG to the NH and the case and movement holder will be specific to holding the DG movement in place. I commend you for wanting to do the swap yourself and if you do run into issues please feel free to reach out to me and I'm more then happy to help troubleshoot. Thank you again for your support.
Just gorgeous, thank you!
Thank you very much for checking out the video and supporting the channel!
Top job
Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed the video!
Damn camera focus!
Hey thank you for checking out the video. I apologize for the focus, first time using this camera and the autofocus had a mind of its own. Its definitely been improved upon in more recent videos. Thank you for your support!
Nice build bro 🎉🎉
Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed!
So damn good
Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed the build!
Nice video, too bad about the focus. Where can I find the manual for using the crown of the NH34 movement?
Hey thank you for checking out the video and yes it’s a shame I didn’t catch the focus issue earlier. A google search for “NH34 Technical Guide” should bring up several links with the full guide. Typically the explanation of the crown positions is towards the bottom. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you for your support.
I have a Parnis GMT with DG3804 movement that is awful. Do you know if the movement can be replaced with NH34?
Hey man thank you for checking out the channel. Unfortunately I can’t say with confidence that a NH34 will fit into that case. Sometimes sellers will make one case and use a variety of movement holders to accommodate different movements but I can’t say for sure this Parnis case is like that. One additional thing to consider is that the dial and hands won’t fit the NH34 movement. I’m sorry I couldn’t be more helpful. Please feel free to reach out with any other questions. Thank you for your support.
@@GoldenStateWatchShop Thank you very much.
Poggers
Hello sir Where did you body parts from I'm interested to build my own watch you like you😊
Hey thank you for checking out the video. The parts for these builds come from a variety of different websites including but not limited to Namokimods, crystal times, and Lucius Atelier. If you are just starting out secondhandmods is a great place to find some new and gentle used parts. AliExpress and eBay have a vast amount of parts available but it’s important to carefully look at the description to make sure that parts are compatible. I hope this is helpful, as always thank you for your support.
@@GoldenStateWatchShop thank you for your support and help
Why didn’t you put the little washer between the mechanism and the dial? Is it by accident or is there a reason? Thanks
Hey thank you for checking out the video. Early on in the video I place the dial washer over the center pinion. Unfortunately the camera is out of focus so it’s very hard to see I apologize for that. In my other NH34 videos this process is more visible. If you have any other questions please let me know. Thank you for your support.
I'm building one of these, I like the ceramic bezel you have used. Do you have any links to it?
Hey thank you for your support. This bezel insert is from the Wildfire Official Store via Aliexpress. Best of luck with your build!
@@GoldenStateWatchShop Thanks for the info, they sell a a few pepsi bezels at different price points. How expensive was it this one if you don't mind me asking. Cheers
At the time of this build the bezel insert was slightly over one hundred USD. Prices often fluctuate but I would assume it will still be around that price point. If you find one for significantly lower chances are it will be an aluminum insert, or in some cases a combination of both aluminum and ceramic. Please let me know if you have any other questions, I hope this helps.
@@GoldenStateWatchShop Thanks for your help, much appreciated.
Very nice build! I didn't know I want a new watch until now :). would you mind sharing the links for the parts you used?
Hey man thank you for checking out the video. Please send me an email and I’d be happy to discuss various vendors and websites for parts. Thank you for your support.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Super cool, could you do the Pepsi meteorite dial next?
That would be quite the build, I'll have to look into the sourcing some part!
Auto focus is tha Devil!
Hey thank you for checking out the video. I apologize for the focus, proves how new I was to videography. I'm still trying to figure it all out and improve the video quality. Thank you for your support!
Very nice! Have you had any opportunity to utilize the new Miyota 9075 movement in any mods?
Thank you for your kind words! Unfortunately I haven't been able to use a 9075 in any builds. To my knowledge those movements have been reserved for a few select brands to use and aren't available to the general public just yet. I'd be interested to do a build with one in the future and compare the "True" GMT of the Miyota to the "Caller" GMT of the Seiko.
@35:29, what click pull out of the stem to adjust the time gmt hand, thank you. Love your video so it is educational for beginners.
Also a first timer to your channel and subscribed 😊
Thank you for checking out the channel I'm glad to have you along for the ride. After unscrewing the crown from the crown tube the watch is considered to be in the 0 position which is used for winding the mainspring. Pulling the crown one click out puts it in the 1st position used for date and GMT hand adjustment. Pulling the crown out one more time will put the crown in the 2nd position, its final position, which is used for adjusting the time. I hope this helps, if you have any more questions feel free to reach out, thank you for your support!
I’m going to have to do this build next❤ where did you get your parts from. Are you able to setup a link so that you get a fee from it as well.
Hey man thank you for checking out the video. Though I appreciate your willingness to support the channel I don't think I have a large enough following to establish affiliate links...yet. That said the parts come from a variety of suppliers. Places like Namokimods, Lucius Atelier, Crystal times. Second Hand Mods is also a great place to look if you don't mind building with lightly used parts. eBay and Aliexpress have a vast amount of vendors and parts but it does take some time to sift through and find higher quality items on those platforms. Again thank you very much for the support. Please feel free to reach out with any additional questions.
where did you get the bezel insert?
This one was from the Wildfire Official Store via AliExpress.
Do you sell modify watch if yes what site.thanks
Thank you for supporting the channel. I've replied to your email about a potential watch build. Hope to hear from you soon. Thank you.
Hey! Great video! Who did you buy the case from?
Thank you very much! This case is from Miuski Official Store via Aliexpress. Please let me know if you have any other questions.
Absolutely & Thank you for your speedy reply! I would also be curious about the Pepsi ceramic insert to being difficult to find. Who did you get the insert from?
I’m asking because I’m interested in a similar build
This Pepsi bezel was from the Wildfire Official Store via Aliexpress. It's a great insert and looks even better in person. As always if you have any other questions please feel free to ask, thank you for your support!
Awesome! Thx again for the quick reply’s!
How do you cut the dial feet?
@chrisburton Thank you for checking out the video. To cut the dial feet I use a nipper tool. Really any kind of cutters should work. I like the nipper tool because its flat on the backside so I can get right up against the dial for a nice flush cut eliminating the need for a lot of filing. I hope this helps, please feel free to reach out if you have any additional questions.
@@GoldenStateWatchShop Thanks!
Where did you get your parts?
I mainly use sites like Namokimods, Lucius Atelier and dialmaker to source parts for these builds. Ebay and Secondhandmods.com are also great places to find slightly used parts at a discount if you are looking to get into the hobby. I hope this helps, and please feel free to reach out with any additional questions. Thank you.
Where did you source that dial?
@user-id7gb4dt2k Thank you for checking out the video. The dial is from Dial Maker Shop. They have a multitude of options and the quality is always outstanding. Please let me know if you have any more questions. Thank you for your support.
Ditch the somnambulant music. Learn how to focus the camera. But nice build. Earned a subscription.
Thank you for the support and advice. I'm still relatively new to the videography aspect of these video. I'll look into the suggestion from your other comment and hopefully with that and some other changes I'll continue to improve these videos over time. Thank you again.
nice work. your camera wont focus
Thank you for checking out the video. Sorry about the focus, it was my first time working with this camera and I didn't realize it was this bad until I was editing. I've made a few changes in how I record now that have improved the focusing issues. Thank you again for your support.
Can this be built under 37 mm ? If yes, build one and sell that thing to me 😑
@yellowdog001 Thank you for checking out the video. There are options for smaller cases in this style with slight modifications. If you'd like please send me an email at goldenstatewatchshop@gmail.com and we can discuss the build in greater detail. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. Thank you for your interest.
I would of removed both seals and re-greased them
Hey thank you for checking out the video. You are correct lubricating the gaskets is an important step to maintain water resistance. During these early builds I lacked the proper equipment for this step and in an attempt to not display the incorrect technique I would preform the lubrication off screen. Since then I have invested in the correct equipment and higher quality lubricants and now display this step on the channel. Thank you again for your support!
Need to fix Focus
Thank you for checking out the video. I apologize for the focus issues. For some reason the camera really liked to focus on my fingers rather then the watch parts and I didn't realize until after the video was being edited. I've taken some steps to improve this issue in newer videos that I believe are working. Thank you again for your support.
Parody is that he will still get mugged wearing this in London
Thank you for checking out the video. I'll be sure to keep my head on a swivel if I ever wear it in London.
Just don’t go the UK. Problem solved. It’s not really English anymore, is it?
What are you shotting ? blurr images of dial washer ? I deleted membership . Sorry
@rasitsezgin7900 thank you for checking out the video and I completely understand your frustration. As I've mentioned in other comments this was my first time using this camera and I was unaware of the focus issues until editing the video. I have improved the videography in my more recent videos so I hope you come back around to check those out. Thank you again for your support.
If you intend to continue on youtube improve the quality of the images.
Thank you for checking out the channel. I appreciate the advice. As mentioned in other comments this was my first time using this camera and I did not know the video was out of focus until editing it. Thank you for your support!
Dude, I’m very interested in the topic and your presentation but your video is blurred half of the time..😂
Hey thank you for checking out the video. Sorry about the blur this was my first time using this camera and I only realized how out of focus shots were when I began to edit the footage. The videography in later videos is definitely improved. Thank you for your support.
Or you can buy a Boderry Admiral for about $160. NH34. Pepsi. Titanium.
Hey thank you for checking out the channel. This Boderry watch looks pretty nice and a full titanium watch is quite cool. Though I would prefer it had a ceramic bezel and the crown and date at 3 o'clock. Just personal preference but definitely a decent watch. Thank you for your support.
I could do without the "thump thump" sound track.
Hey @cjc1103 thank you for checking out the video. I'm sorry the soundtrack wasn't to your liking. I choose new background music to try and mix it up for each video. Hopefully newer videos are more to your liking. Thank you for your support.
camera work is poor keep your hands away just saying its
Hey thank you for checking out the video. I apologize for the poor camera work, first time using this camera and filming altogether. In my opinion the quality has improved in the more recent videos feel free to check those out as well. Thank you for your support.