In order to try namoki's EXII style bezel, I tried combining it with the NH34 Move that I had previously kept in a junk atlas case by transferring the dial.。 Most of the parts are Namoki and the case is、Bless、Bezel、Crown、Glass、That's the case with chapter rings.。The hand is a minute hand、The hour hand is from Raffles Time, which I used before and kept, and the second hand and GMT hand.、The dial is Ariek、The buckle is a 16mm wide genuine buckle sourced from junk 7n42-8260.、I refinished the hairline and attached it to the namoki bracelet.。 The namoki bracelet is tapered and goes from 20mm to 16mm, so it's hard to find a buckle.、I finally found it。At first, I tried to make the minute hand and hour hand look like a genuine boy with a boyish feel.、When I tried putting it together, it didn't really fit me.、Anyway, let's try moving the needle a little further away from the original style.、If you want to use the EX2 style needles you have, try using a needle with a black base to create a phantom effect.、It may be a little complicated, but I feel like I've put everything together.。I think I'll try this for the time being.。

Genuine parts (dial, 3 hands, chapter ring, bezel) in an aftermarket case、Incorporates a black calendar crown (*Mechanical NH36)、That's a cool example! I think it's great。

It's been a while since I last posted, but I made a Doxa-style clock for the summer that I've wanted to make for a while.。Sorry for not being able to post lately.。 The materials for this time are... Doxa Hommage SEESTERN watch from Ariek, Dial from eBay, Genuine buckle that I previously purchased from Yahoo Shopping.。 The index on the dial is three-dimensional.、I was concerned that the inner circumference of the case and the outside of the index would interfere with each other.、My bad prediction came true、It was not so sweet that it came with a pop.。。。 When、The only way to make it usable is to cut the inner circumference of the case.、remove the glass、After gently removing the gasket、It was my first time seeing the case, so I wasn't sure if the bezel could be removed, and since it was new, I carefully covered it with masking tape and carefully scraped it off with a router and a diamond bit to avoid any unnecessary scratches, especially the inner circumference of the bezel. Repeat measuring the inner circumference until it is widened until it does not interfere with the index.、I polished it by hand with a coarse file and gradually finer it, and then I finished it with a hairline finish using the compound on the Leuter, and I think I managed to get it into shape.。 However, after wearing it for a day, the finish on the engraved part of the back cover was rough and the edges were quite sharp and caught on the skin of my wrist, causing it to become red and itchy. There are still issues to be solved, such as lightly polishing it and making it more comfortable to wear.、I had a hard time deciding whether to add orange to the hands and bezel to make it pop or keep it simple.、In the end, I was quite satisfied with the result 😊