Shawn Stanford

No, it wasn't a trick question. Sorry. I was just asking if anyone saw anything amiss; I did not.

Interest is still high. We've been waiting for the sample to come back. I just got these pics last night.

Gary Knox

Shawn,

All looks 'right' to me. I agree - a glowing 928 is probably more than I would want!

Gary Knox

White Lightnin'

...and they even got the "2" in 928 correct (not an upside down "5")!

Bilal928S4

I like it.
Great effort Shawn.

MGW-Fla

Looks great, can't wait! Any fine tuning on an ETA?

ralphr1780

Shawn, it looks really GREAT!

M. Requin

Excellent!

jej3

Looks really great!

Wisconsin Joe

Well, it has the S4 wing instead of the older lip spoiler.

Seriously, it looks good. Any time frame on complete watches being available?

Bertrand Daoust

Great!
Thanks Shawn.

pdejong

Looks beautiful. I am ready to send you the money.

Peter deJong
Charleston/Houston
'90GT_TT
"95 968 CAb

polecat702

I like it, and I've got # 61 of the original run. With this watch I can put my Submariner back in the winder, and wear this one as my everyday watch.

auzivision

Cheap used donor watch on hand ready to roll.



Not sure exactly why, but there are a slew of these for sale in the Philippines on ebay... that's where this one came from and looks great!

WyattsRide

So Kurt you plan on customizing the Seiko you bought with the new 928 dial face yourself correct?

You'll have to pull the stem, remove the movement, take off the hands, remove the original dial face, replace the dial face with new, put the hands back on, put the movement back in the case and reinstall the stem.

Have you ever done this?

auzivision

No, never done more than replace batteries or remove links, but yes… that is the plan! I never worked on a 928 (or really any car) either before working on mine.

I think you have most of the steps down. I've watched a couple YouTube videos on the process... not rocket science. Worst case I screw up an old used watch.