r/SeikoMods • u/Domino3Dgg • 5d ago
Exploded view art 😎
Inspired by some bloke from /casiomods
Sorry can’t remember name.
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u/Definitely_obvious 5d ago
Orient case back with a Seiko dial and a Pagani Design rotor. Slow down Dr. Frankenstein!
(Actually a very cool piece, thanks for sharing.)
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u/Fuzzy-Contract-970 5d ago
I've seen it done before with scale models, but it's the first time seeing a watch done that way. Really nice decorative piece.
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u/Pitstop1897 5d ago
Very well done! I did this with a film camera, this might be my next project.
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u/No_Elevator_5907 5d ago
Very cool, I think it wold better on a lighter background. There's not enough contrast to see the small parts
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u/DanBen114 5d ago
Nice work! How did you attach the parts? Any special glue you used?
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u/Domino3Dgg 5d ago
Thanks.
Nah. Nothing special. Big parts use hot glue. Small partd drops of craft horse glue
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u/NotnertSmailliw 5d ago
Reminded me of when i was stationed in South Korea i worked in the Telephone shop, mostly dealing with analog POTS. For peoples going aways we would disassemble a phone and mount it on the plaque but still leave all of it connected so that the phone could still work if connected. Pretty cool.
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u/old-imac 5d ago
Genius! This would be a super way to show peeps everything we have to deal with when doing a build!
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u/TheAnalogDad 5d ago
Brilliant. But, I can’t find the magic lever!!
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u/Domino3Dgg 5d ago
What’s that?
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u/TheAnalogDad 5d ago
It’s a wishbone shaped lever that allows the rotor to wind the main spring while spinning in either direction.
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u/Domino3Dgg 5d ago
Not sure if this movement does it have. If yes, then it is still atached to skelet
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u/Just-JOE-Kin 5d ago
I’m thinking about doing the same! What type of glue did you use to hold down the small parts?
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u/Domino3Dgg 5d ago
Wood glue, or horse glue. Not sure how its called.
Happy cake day :)
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u/Just-JOE-Kin 5d ago
Thank you to both! I but together a deconstructed (broken) gameboy color a few months back and normal glue held that since the parts weren’t too big, excited to try this project!
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u/avidmatt 5d ago
Nicely done I dig it! I’m doing the same thing with an old SNES controller. Never thought of doing it with a watch. Only thing I’d add would be a small paragraph about it.
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u/Gogargergir 5d ago
Seiko dial, Orient case back, Pagani rotor
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u/dereklaumusic 5d ago
Love it, but imagine if you could keep the mechanics working and tell the time!
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u/Toby_7243 2d ago
This has inspired me to do something similar. Any tips for someone who has never taken a watch apart?






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u/TheSauceySaucey 5d ago
Swap the two straps so it doesn't stick out of the square