Welcome Noah, it’s always good to see more people with knowledge registering here. (tu)
As I just recently started this (great) new hobby, I must say honestly that I was not
familiar with your work. But boy oh boy, those watches sure look good and I must
admit that I am pretty jealous of your knowledge and skills. 
Great craftsmanship!
Hello Noah, welcome!
Enjoy this nice forum.
The watch with the yellow dial is a very nice looking one !!!
Keep up the good work.
Marijn
For sure The Netherlands is know for it’s high degree of English
Nice work did you make yoorself ?
knowledge and skills can be learnt
I’m sure if you check some of my posts on D.I.Y around the net you can soon be building your own watches
Rob is a great guy …
I’ve know him for over 2yrs now maybe more
He must be famous in your country
Hi Noah,
First of all, Welcome!
Do you remember this one?
Greetings,
Ron.
[quote=noah]
knowledge and skills can be learnt
I’m sure if you check some of my posts on D.I.Y around the net you can soon be building your own watches[/quote]
Will surely have a look at your posts, I’ve bought a SKX013 recently so I can fiddle around a bit. (tu)
Next step is buying some tools and bezel/dial/hands. Pretty tricky if one is not sure what to look for.
look around for a bunch of cheap or broken watches and just get right into them and try to take apart …
you will learn from doing …
here’s a good post for tools
http://www.thedivewatchconnection.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=416&p=5256&hilit=diy+tools#p5256
Thanks for the great link, I was looking at these myself.
Just for starters as I don’t want to invest too much $$ as long as I’m not sure that I will get ‘into’ it.
Simple press tool with dies. ($22~€15 including shipping to NL)
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.46450~r.59283816
20 pcs tool set ($32~€23 including shipping to NL)
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.36383~r.59283816
The press is good it is the one my friend Jake uses
but it is best to find the other tools one by one
since most sets the quality of each pats is not too good …
Welcome to this great forum! Those watches are looking great!
[quote=noah]
The press is good it is the one my friend Jake uses
but it is best to find the other tools one by one
since most sets the quality of each pats is not too good …[/quote]
OK, thanks for the help Noah! (tu)
That’s impressive Noah, very nice indeed.
Cheers
Hello Noah, nice to see you here
You will find a lot of buyers of the Tsunami here.
And people who modified the Tsunami too.
Jurgen has replaced the bracelets of 3 Tsunami’s with solid oysters 
I replaced hands and dials.
Always messing with Seiko watches… always …
I won;t buy th epressing tool!
It is not stable enough, crystal will not be pressed in horizontally.
Dial: from Noah and relumed by me
Hands: from Yobokies (who is less a modder I think)
Bezel insert: from NOah, I drilled out the lume pip and insert an original Seiko lume pip
Bracelet: Stella
And after assembling a short while in my beadblasting cabinet …
Wow great to hear
I will make the DIY: Seiko Diver Modding 101
It’s a great place to start for anyone who wants to Mod Seikos’
