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Watch hands are one of the most visible parts of any watch. A watch is created to drive the hands, so that people know what time it is! Learn more about this essential watch part and the proper way to mod it in this blog.

In our eighth edition of Why We Mod, we gain insights from the US-based photographer/watch modder - JP (@jp_wristshop on Instagram). His well-composed content and mods are enjoyed by thousands, and now, we will know more about the man behind the lens.

Greetings, modfam!

If you’d like to make passive income by promoting high-quality Seiko mod parts, and if you want to be a part of the namokiMODS’s inner circle, this post will be the perfect starting point for you.

A watch movement is the mechanism that keeps time, and actuates the hands of a watch. Without a movement, a watch is a fancy piece of machined metal (or other material), with no practical purpose.

Let's take a look at some of the most notable Seiko movements in history, plus a close look at their best caliber for watch modders. 

Seiko's very first professional diver has been reissued multiple times, but remain outside the price range of many. Is modding a viable route to your own 62MAS?

Modding is not as difficult as you think! Percy from Nomad360 shares more about how he started his interest in this field, and the simple modifications you can do to personalise your watch.

With the rising prices of the discontinued SKX007, it it still a value buy? Let's talk about it.

The discontinued SKX is skyrocketing in price, so be prudent and do your homework! Find out what to look out for when shopping for a legit SKX.

Modding can be thrilling, but if you are looking for some ready to wear watches without having to go through the trouble of looking through hundreds of parts… Check out our ready-to-wear watches!

In WWM #006, we had a chat with Faz to learn a little more about his unique watch mods adventures and his tips on crystal installation.

 

France represent! In WWM #005, we speak to Billy to learn a little more about his watch modding and design philosophy.