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@@yumeonly This is a monocoque case so no case back. Just access to replace the battery and adjust the balance wheel. I have no idea how to open this case. I was told it opens on the crystal side, but I have no confidence in trying it.

​@@BlueShotgunShells interesting, mine is running slow. How do you adjust the balance wheel?

​@@yumeonly behind the watch are 2 screw down covers @1:04. Behind the smaller one is the balance wheel adjust. You will need a very fine flat screwdriver. Clockwise turn should slow down your watch and a counter clockwise turn will speed it up. Don't turn too much.. you should just adjust a little bit at a time. Use a time grapher to check your adjustments.

If you are familiar with sites like Lazada, or Shopee, you can get a pilot bezel form the SKX007 from those sites.

@@afrogedon The case is blue as well. The lights just exaggerate it.

Have you tried changing the battery? LR44 batteries work with these.

@@FTLStarZ Had the case before the system. Had this lying around for a few months before I bought the internals last year. I decided to go ahead and just use it since I already had it.

Could have gotten a way better motherboard for Cheaper an not a mini one 🤦‍♂️😂

My initial plan was to build a mini ITX PC. I just had the case lying around so I used it "temporarily" which turned out to be more permanent than expected.

Thanks for watching.

@@vik574 that is an accurate description of all watches. Even ones meant for diving.

@@pitsmcgoo oh yes. Back in the day people would say, "That's so cool." Today, people would say, "That's so old."

Email me blueshotgunshells@gmail.com. i'll send the gerber file to you.

Glad you are interested. I have to warn you though this will not fit in a Famicom cartridge case. With that said, if your still want this, I can send you the project files. Just send me an email. My email is in my channels about page.

@@Shyghosty854 I just took it apart, cleaned it, and put it back together. This is my third acrylic case so I have an idea of how it's put back together.

@@BAPPA-BANGALI_BABU yup. Keep away from your pets, kids, wife, and cleaning lady. You'll be fine. 😁

Yes they do work. Not sure of the longevity though.

@@BlueShotgunShells about 5 years

Me too. Today it's all about RGB, and tempered glass panels.

@@charonunderground8596 i agree on the higher class. Other cases at the time had thin metal and very sharp edges.

Hello. Sadly it's not yet in production. I'm also uncertain if I can move forward with it since i'm not the only one doing this. There are others who have done this before me.

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Thank you. That's very encouraging.

and also to reduce the output voltage from 4.5 to 3.7.

I'm not familiar with reference numbers, but these are spring bars for Seiko SKX013.

This is effectively a prototype to test if it works. The size and design i made will not fit in the standard Famicom cartridge. I soldered a socket for the 74LS161 because it's for testing. I'm not very good at soldering and I have overheated and destroyed chips in the past. The socket eliminates that.

After 2 years. This is great. While these are indeed knockoffs, they are probably made in the same factory as the originals...somewhere in the PRC. 😎

You have to be patient. Depending on where you are from, it may be hard to find one of these. I myself have never seen another one of these even on online markets. Japan auction sites might be your best bet, but I have no personal experience in buying from Japan.

Online shopping site. (LAZADA)

You want the gerber file? you can send me an email blueshotgunshells@gmail.com. i'll send you the file.

Hi. There is an o-ring inside the tube. There is also an o-ring inside the crown. Lubricating the tube in turn lubricates the o-ring inside the crown. I'm using silicone grease not oil. Silicone grease on the threads of the tube also helps to prevent moisture from entering through the threads of the stem tube.