|J4TM|⭐Ep. 8 - SteelDive MM300 Mod Part 2 - Dial Change⭐ | The Watcher

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  • Ep. 8 - Steeldive MM300 Mod - PART 2 - CHANGING THE DIAL
    PART 2 !
    So to recap Part 1, the stem broke within the movement as I attempted to open the watch and I had to open the movement inorder to remove the stem - done!
    In this part, I have to replace the broken stem but due to the monobloc case, I only get 1 attempt to cut it just right!!
    Stem size for MM300 from Steeldive is 16.7/8 mm!
    As I complete the dial change with a nifty little change of chapter ring might I add, the movement decides to go for a spin and crashes!!
    Watch the episode to see what happens!
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Комментарии • 20

  • @pdmotors5027
    @pdmotors5027 3 года назад +2

    The chapter ring removal and refit was interesting.....

    • @just4themodderz37
      @just4themodderz37  3 года назад +1

      Yeh it looked good, plus its worth showing how easy it is to do

  • @TheNeilo-Audiosound
    @TheNeilo-Audiosound 3 года назад +3

    Awesome Part 2 👍⌚️and the Reinserting of the New Stem seemed to release the Main Spring Tension hence the noise😮
    Black Dial with the green Hulk chapter Ring actually looks great.👍
    As for the Loupe for the second hand I think it’s a microscope my eyes would need for that job😂 Old Eyes are no good for this kind of work without some technological help🙏
    Another Great Step by step Tutorial.Well done Sir👏👏👏⌚️

    • @just4themodderz37
      @just4themodderz37  3 года назад +1

      Yes exactly it sounded like that but as you can see it kept spinning. Doing some further digging it seems that the keyless works/hack mech were stuck. Its actually the first time Ive experienced this and it took a few hours of me just trying to figure this out!

    • @TheNeilo-Audiosound
      @TheNeilo-Audiosound 3 года назад +1

      @@just4themodderz37 Thanks for the reply Sir really appreciate you take the time to respond to your subscribers.
      👏👏👏👍 Great Work to watch👍
      Did you get my Email by the way🙏

  • @MrAmk3rd
    @MrAmk3rd 3 года назад +2

    Nice! Good info. What do you use to see what your working on? Are you wearing magnifying glasses or a desk mounted magnifier? I want to work on my watches but can't figure out how to see the movements. Subbed, keep em coming👍👍

  • @pdmotors5027
    @pdmotors5027 3 года назад +3

    Nice to see your errors and how you fix them....it gives us hope that we can do it the same, hopefully with your hindsight and experience.

  • @sary171
    @sary171 3 года назад +2

    "what the hell was that?!" at this part I didn't know whether to stress laugh or to facepalm, in the end, it turned out to be a really good look good job.

  • @lifestuff1196
    @lifestuff1196 3 года назад +2

    Nice move with the stem... now you can't get the mechanism out of the watch because the stem won't let it come out

    • @just4themodderz37
      @just4themodderz37  3 года назад +1

      Yes exactly, I had to literally lift and turn the movement while the stem was bending in order for me to hit that release lever 😅 close one

  • @aaronbiddulph1442
    @aaronbiddulph1442 3 года назад +3

    You’ve got some serious patience!! Not one I’d attempt but looks really good in the end 👍🏻

  • @3rdstone1
    @3rdstone1 3 года назад +2

    That was a thriller! Good job.

  • @yellowthunder92
    @yellowthunder92 8 месяцев назад

    Have you tried to Mod the SteelDive SD1978 Emperor Tuna? It's also a Monobloc case. I think it might be easier to manipulate the caliber since the case is deeper than the M300 to remove the stem.

  • @theblackacre2560
    @theblackacre2560 3 года назад +1

    Thanks for this video , I have a steeldive on the way. I have a 62mas dial with the seconds indices on the dial. Do you need a chapter ring? And if you do, which seiko model chapter ring would you recommend? Thanks

  • @edwardsjohnpaul
    @edwardsjohnpaul 3 месяца назад

    Unless the stem is broken, or the movement is broken, do you ever need to remove the movement from this case, in order to do a dial swap? Can you not take the hands, then swap the dial, without worrying about removing the stem or the movement from the case?

  • @zamSEG
    @zamSEG 3 года назад +1

    hello again sir. any chances on showing how to properly change the crystal? i'm planning on changing to thinner crystal. not a fan of protruding crystal and if you don't mind sharing the size dimension of the original crystal. sorry if i'm bothering you.

    • @just4themodderz37
      @just4themodderz37  3 года назад +1

      For the steeldive marinemaster? Once you screw out the crystal, place into crystal press using correct die, measure and then use that measurement to determine what size crystal you need

    • @zamSEG
      @zamSEG 3 года назад

      @@just4themodderz37 yes sir steeldive mm300. duly noted and thank you very much for your quick reply.