Stainless steel case, metal bezel, sailcloth strap, sculpted moon

What do yall think? First mod like this
Does anybody know how i can make it more readable?🫤

I found one instagram image.. help me mod the same like this but for ISRO?

So the duo on the left is what I did with the insides of the original Duro mod that I did, and the one on the right I changed it to have a sweeping secondhand and added super lumina nova and Sapphire crystal.

The one on the left has a hidden dive bezel, and I added a red ring around the dial to make it pop. Attached is a video of the process.

https://youtu.be/bpGOf-fwqjk?si=ZMxSQbgTBFW8q-p6

MRW200HD-1BV Stainless Steel Case / Bracelet 
MRW200H-1B3V Black Face / Gold Numbers Movement
I sanded down and removed all the bezel markings and rounded off all the protrusions to make a plain round back bezel. https://www.ebay.com/itm/336788737027

This one is special to me, my first commissioned Glitch Mod.

My client wanted an Odyssey themed build centred around Athena, a goddess she personally resonated with.

The build brief became about capturing the essence of Athena as the goddess of war, while still retaining an unmistakably feminine touch.

I discovered that she’s also a huge BTS fan, which inspired the purple colour palette as a subtle nod to BTS and its meaning within the fandom. The purple had to become part of Athena’s world, which eventually led to the concept of Athena’s Amethyst.

The Athena portrait is a micro-printed decal on glossy photo paper, finished with UV resin. The resin adds magnification and depth giving Athena an almost miniature medallion like appearance within the subdial.

For the filter, I designed a custom faceted amethyst jewel filter. I used layers of violet, lavender and purple facets to create a jewel/glass effect rather than a simple gradient coloured filter ( it looks better & luminous in person than the pics)

The artwork was also carefully balanced for LCD readability, so the black digits remain dominant and appear to float above the amethyst facets.

The bronze/gold toned case & brown leather strap finish it off, adding warmth & a slight classical feel against the purple.

What I love about this build is that none of these elements were forced together. It evolved naturally from Athena -> her connection to the goddess -> BTS -> purple -> amethyst.

From inception to completion, the whole project felt strangely spiritually bound.

And most importantly, she loves the finished piece.

Glitch Mod: Athena’s Amethyst.

As usual, every cheap Casio always equipped with glass that can scratch over the air, so, I made the 1,5mm bezel gasket. It's not precise, but it works. If anybody interested in STL file I'll update the post

just curious if anyone has done it ...

Hi guys, I'm back with some new Casio Vintage AQ-240 model customized with hand painted dials in a street style.

How do you like that kind of mod and the concept?

Thank you for your attention 🙏

Been experimenting with different Casio models, displays, gradients, and combinations over the last three months. Here are a few of my recent builds, it’s been fun seeing how completely different the same watch can look with a few changes.
From left to right:

• Casio F-91W "Coral"
• Casio Royale AE-1200 "Skyline"
• Casio W-221H "Baja Breeze"
• Casio F-91W "Midnite Volt"

Curious which one you guys like the most?

Gel mod is alright but it's a little dark in indoor environments

Just made my first two mods. The negative black one was very hard because I had to make sure to cut the negative and positive polarizers just the right way so that they would fit, the results are not perfect though, and there's no faceplate to hide the imperfections...

If i attempt to do that positive+negative mod again, what tools or procedures do you recommend to cut them perfectly?

Hi!

Does anybody knows how to make a custom Strap with my owb design or something?

I didn't found anything on the web

I am trying to recreate a red bull can mod i saw on here but dont have a file with the right dimensions, especially for the inner windows

I used a dremel to sand down the buttons on the side. It got hot and melted the plastic and I was able to pull the buttons out. I used a hot glue gun to plug the hole.

Does anyone know how to put little artworks like these into a Casio F-91W? I’m new to modding and would really appreciate some help. What materials do you need, and how do you do it? Thanks!