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Thank you sir, yes the bridge did take me a little bit to lock down.

Thank you very much Mike, glad you enjoyed the video.

i recommend replacing your tweezers, as the tip separation when not compressed requires significant force just to get the tips to where other tweezers generally rest. This increase in required force decreases your accuracy with the tweezers.

You are completely correct I misspoke in the video. I apologize for that. It's funny you say that as I was actually looking on Bergeon tweezers today. Before I would just use plastic tweezers. I now see the need to invest in some higher quality metal tweezers as more and more frequently I need to remove screws from the movement. Thank you very much for your advice and support.

Thank you mike always appreciate your support. I hope your colleagues enjoy watching it as much as I enjoyed building it. I'm looking forward to your build and telling your story!

Hey thank you for checking out the video, I appreciate your advice. I assume you mean they should be de-magnetized. In a later part I will show the calibration of the movement, of course after I swap the balance wheel back to the original one. Thank you for your support.

Hey thank you Mike I really appreciate that. I'm not quite sure how Jessica was able to pull that text book answer off haha. Hopefully I can convince her to come on again in the future. Thank you for your support.

Hey Mike thank you for checking out the video. The build is a long time in the making and I really think you'll be happy with the end result. Thank you for your support.

Hey thank you for checking out the video and your kind words. This case is from a now defunct supplier via Aliexpress however I have seen similar cases from other suppliers on the marketplace. I also was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the gems especially how the preformed in natural light. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you for your support.

@@GoldenStateWatchShop I appreciate the reply! Only other question I have is please keep it up and keep the content coming. We need quality modding like this. The video you made where you tried swapping the balance out of the NH38 into the other movement and took the lume from the hands, nobody is doing stuff like this. We need outside the box content like you’re making! Look forward to continuing to get ideas from your channel.

@@weppingtonhardcastle8199 Thank you very much. I'm trying to push the boundaries where I can. Unfortunately that balance wheel swap didn't plan out...for now. You'll be pleased to hear that after this series there are a few pretty cool builds lined up and I'm constantly working on new stuff. Looking forward to sharing it with you and those following along.

Hey man thank you for checking out the video. Hopefully I can have part two up relatively soon. Cant wait to showcase the whole build. Thank you for your support.

Hey man thanks for checking out the video. Patience really is the key to these watches and everything else. Thank you for your support.

@@tacfoley4443 thank you for checking out the channel and thank you for your service. I actually have not done one of these in stainless steel with a waffle dial, they have all been skeletons. I do really want to build one in stainless steel with an ice blue dial from a company I enjoy working with, I just haven’t had the opportunity. Again thank you for your service I’m sorry to hear that it’s affected your hearing to the point where my voice can’t be heard. I’m glad you are still able to enjoy the videos through the subtitles. I just hope they are accurate. Thank you for your support.

Hey thank you for checking out the video. I wouldn’t say removing the bezel is hard. Getting that little spring out can be tedious but as long as your careful it usually comes out without issue. Getting it started is the hardest part. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you for your support.

Hey man thanks for taking a look at the video. Surprisingly it does look like genuine Rolex ladies date just dials do work with the NH05. Though the fitment may not be exact I have seen an example of a Rolex dial and a NH05 movement paired together. Interesting idea to say the least. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you for the support.

@@GoldenStateWatchShop thanks for the reply man, are you based in the uk?

Anytime. I am not, I’m actually based out of California.

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!

Gracias por ver el vídeo. Si bien las esferas personalizadas son una excelente manera de personalizar su reloj, muchos fabricantes dudan en imprimir el logotipo de Seiko en las esferas por una razón obvia. Por favor, hágamelo saber si tiene alguna otra pregunta. Gracias por su apoyo.

Hey thank you checking out the channel and for your kind words. I've been looking around and unfortunately I haven't been able to locate a similar case to the Ingenieurs. If you are looking to commission a watch please email me at goldenstatewatchshop@gmail.com and I'd be happy to discuss some alternative options with you. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you for you for your support.

Hey man thank you for checking out the video. Glad I was able to help. Thank you for the support!

Thank you for checking out the video and for your kind words. Overall I'm super pleased with the final result and the struggles with the cyclopes were on me. I've learned my lesson and will definitely apply the next one using a different process. 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. Marketplaces like 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.

Thank you for checking out the channel and this build. The dial was actually a custom order from Dial Maker Shop, however they do have similar items for "stock". Thank you for your support.

Hey thank you for checking out the video. The dial is from Dial Maker Shop. I've always liked the quality parts they've put out. Thank you for your support.

Hey thank you for checking out the video. I understand that there is some controversy within the community with using a Seiko branded dial in a situation like this. Though I encourage the use of completely custom dials as well as sterile dials it ultimately comes down to what the individual commissioning the watch would like. In this case, a black Grand Tapisserie dial with a rose gold Seiko logo was chosen by Mr. Barrett as it most closely aligned with his vision of the watch. Please let me know if you have any other question. Thank you for the support.

@@GoldenStateWatchShop That doesn't make it ok to use it in the video. You are using a fake Seiko dial to falsely brand the watch as a Seiko which it is not. You should have masked the name. Now you're wide open for litigation for fraud etc.

I apologize for the delay please take a look at your other comment I’ve replied with several places I’ve sourced parts from before. 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.

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

Hey man thank you for taking a look at the video. The dial for this build is from Dial Maker Shop. I’ve always been very pleased with their work. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you for your support.

Hey man thank you for checking out the videos. Always cool to see the channel having an international audience. One thing I’ve started doing recently is just getting the hand in place with rodico and using the hand setting tool to gently set it. Then making my final adjustment. It’s been working well so far and will be featured in a video down the road. As always, thank you for your support.

Hey man thank you for checking out the video. I’ve found the plating to be quite good. You’re going to see tarnish over time in heavy wear points like the inside of the glide lock and the inside of the bracelet links. Obviously it is ill advised to polish the plating as that is artificially increasing the wear on the finish. Stainless steel will still be your best bet longevity wise but a plated finish is still pretty durable. Please let me know if you have any other question. Thank you for your support.

Thanks… I’m in the U.K. and Ali Express is new here. I’m hoping to put together a watch for myself a GMT I think. Anyway thanks for replying. Pete

Thank you for checking out the video. In some of these older videos I lacked the correct equipment to perform this step and decided on not documenting my technique as many would view it as incorrect. Since then I have acquired the needed tools and equipment to lubricant the case back, crown, and crown tube gaskets and this process will be shown in upcoming videos. Thank you again for checking out the channel. Please let me know if you have any other questions.

Thanks for watching the video! Swapping a dial on an inexpensive watch is a great way to customize and personalize it to your liking. Pagani Designs actually played a large part in why I started building watches in the first place. I originally bought a "Pepsi" GMT for myself and a "Rootbeer" GMT for my cousin. However, over time, my appreciation for the Pepsi faded, mainly because of things like the aluminum bezel and the Pear DG 8833 movement (this is prior to them switching to NH34's). With some searching and some time, I was able to find higher quality parts and ended up building the watch from the ground up. This is actually the watch featured in the first video posted to this channel. Again thank you very much for checking out the video and supporting the channel.

@@matts7135 Thank for checking out the video, I’m happy to see that little joke is getting some attention. I’ll have to throw a few more into the next video. Thank you for your support.

Thank you for checking out the video, hopefully it can help where needed during your build process. If you have any questions please let me know. Thank you for your support.

Hey thank you for checking out the video, I appreciate the support!

Hey thank you for checking out the video. The parts for these builds are sourced from a variety of websites including Lucius Atelier, Namokimods, Crystal times, as well as ebay and Aliexpress. There are a multitude of reasons as to why I don't post the links however the main one being oftentimes the item is removed or changed from the vendors landing for one reason or another causing the link to throw what is essentially a 404 code. If there is a particular component you are after please let me know and I'm happy to share. If you have any other questions please let me know. Thank you for your support.

Hey thank you for checking out the video. There are a multitude of reasons as to why I don't post the links however the main one being oftentimes the item is removed or changed from the vendors landing for one reason or another causing the link to throw what is essentially a 404 code.That said the majority of the parts for this build were sourced from the Miuski Store via Aliexpress. If you have any other questions please let me know. Thank you for your support.

Okay. Thank you for answering!😉

@@koilvondailey8030 Hey man thanks for checking out the video. I know what you mean some of those Invictas are huge. The GMT is my favorite function to utilize in a watch so I’d definitely say give it a shot. If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to reach out. Thank you 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.

@@JesseLeePeterson9 Thank you for checking out the video. No website at this time though it is something I’m looking to add. If you have any questions or are looking to commission a piece please feel free to reach out to my email goldenstatewatchshop@gmail.com and I’ll be happy to help. Thank you for your support.

@@______8864 Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed the build!

Hey thank you for checking out the build. Though there are movements that come with a black date disk changing the disk from black to white gave me a chance to showcase the process on the channel. This disk also had the added benefit of being lumed in he same color as the hands and hour markers. Thank you for your support.

@@dappolajon7008 These parody dials are one of my favorite parts of these builds. Thank you for checking out the video.

@@GoldenStateWatchShop build was gorgeous great build n video

Hey thanks for checking out the video. These smaller cases are a bit harder to find than their NH35 counterparts. This one came from the Miuski Store via Aliexpress. If you have any other questions please feel free to ask. Thank you for your support.

@@matthewbennett6330 Hey thank you for checking out the video. This case was from the Miuski Store via Aliexpress. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you for the 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.

Hey thank you for checking out the channel. I’ve actually already completed another ladies watch. I have some other videos in the queue at the moment but it’ll be released soon. Thank you for your support.

Hey thank you for checking out the video. There are a multitude of reasons as to why I don't post the links however the main one being often times the item is removed or changed from the vendors landing for one reason or another causing the link to throw what is essentially a 404 code. If there is a particular component you are after please let me know and I'm happy to share. If you have any other questions please let me know. Thank you for your support.

Thank you for checking out the video. That would be quite the watch and quite the gift. I'm sure Rolex would be able to size it correctly for your girlfriend as well, unlike myself. Thank you for your support.

@@GoldenStateWatchShop Ah. If I could only justify a Rolex. I really liked your build and am kind of considering trying this out.

@@nomanmcshmoo8640 Thank you my man. If I can help in anyway or if you have any questions please don’t hesitate to reach out. Thank you.

@@GoldenStateWatchShop Copy that! Thank you, Sir!

Thank you for checking out the video and for the support. Aesthetically it’s a great option for a ladies piece, my biggest concern is the accuracy of the NH05 movement. If you do build one please let me know how the regulation goes and I’d be interested in seeing the final result. Thank you again.