@@tomhill4003 despite the accuracy needed, small errors are forgiven. The old feet position works as reference and there's always some play, it's easy to center the dial just by bending slightly the feet if they are not centered perfectly.

@@777heroix I still enjoy the watch a lot even if I didn't wear it much often because it is not something that fits well in my everyday outfit. Anyway from a mechanical perspective it still running great.

@@Mikicomi23 thank you sir. Beautiful watch

Definitely yes, but larger is the piece you want to colour, harder it is to obtain a uniform colouration.

am man sorry, skipped the start where they were in the box...

They were included with the aftermarket bezel. You can try to look for "case protector stickers" or you can try to do them by yourself with some electrical insulating tape.

@@Mikicomi23 searching didn't help, was wondering making some. Will see. My mod kit still in the mail and seller confirmed that these are not included.

@@Mikicomi23 greatly appreciate the response ;)

If the blue ar is on a dome crystal, it won't put off the dial colour, you will just get some blue sparkle when you twist the watch under a light source. If the crystal is flat it may put off or blind completely the colour of the dial on certain angles (I'm not a fan of flat crystals with coloured ar)

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That dial was a limited edition from San Martin. Currently discontinued.

Clear Is much more subtle, you cannot almost tell them differences with a regular glass, besides the shape. Blue at gives a totally different look to the dial, much more shiny and bold. The legibility is maybe a little bit less with the blue ar, but won't be a problem. Choose by your taste.

​@@Mikicomi23thank u bro. I'm gonna go with the AR blue coating

I still use these buckle and the colour still fine and it's not fading. Of course minor scratches are present but I think that the same would have happened with any other possible type of surface treatment.

@@Mikicomi23 Im wondering how to create a contraption to hold 2 metal straps parallely to heat. This would ensure both gets same color

@@SocialPerspective101 perfect match will be almost impossible. Only with a high temperature oven you can get a consistent coloration.

Most commonly the feet gets broken during the service of the movement or very strong hit. Sometimes the pulling and pushing with force of the crown can stress the dial feet too...in particular if the movement is not well fixed to the case with a good retention ring or screws.

When I ordered was available both versions, with and without titanium bracelet. Check the description on their website or ask directly to them

Usually for the new movements you can find template online with the correct feet position. Otherwise you can temporarily fix the tial with adhesive dots and mark the correct position gently pushing a fine screwdriver trough the feet position on the movement.

For removing any air suspended debris that could be deposited on the display or other important components. The plastic components may have some static electricity that easily attracts dusty particles from the air. If you use a clean pump with a one-way valve like mine, you can easily remove them without contaminating anything.

You had probably applied too much heat and you had burned the surface. Otherwise you had used the wrong type of flame, you need a pure blue/white flame, like a propane torch.

@@Mikicomi23 thank you!!! i bought another butane cause my current butane was almost empty the flame was red, and it works fine now.

No, probably you are not heating enough. The colour that you are getting is probably just the soot from the flame smoke.

@@Mikicomi23 oh thanks btw should i do max flame? I was making it on small flame, and how would i know that the color it gets is real that i cannot scratch with my finger?

@@Darkness-li2xm high flame. If you don't have anything to measure the flame temperature, the only way is to trial and error.

@@Mikicomi23 thank you but what could measure the tempereture? Like what you used?

It's for the 5600. The full metal core of the gw5000 is the same size of the plastic core of the 5600. (That is slightly thicker than the 5610)

@@Mikicomi23 have you tried the original combi bracelet? How does it compare to this bracelet? I have tried the former and it doesn’t feel like a 100$ product.

@@jeeeeev this bracelet is very well made, very similar feel to the bracelet of many Citizen super Titanium watches that I have got. This titanium one probably has a bit softer surface, in comparison to the super Titanium of the previously mentioned citizen Watches it's slightly more prone to scratch. Anyway it's definitely better than the Combi strap.

@@Mikicomi23 I am now more inclined in purchasing this 20$ strap over a used 5600 gshock that has a stock combi bracelet. Do you think the bracelet alone would fit the stock bezel/watch?

@@jeeeeev yes, it will fit. But be careful to the extremely cheap ones. Look carefully at the description, type of buckle and kind of link's pins when purchasing