Reply With QuoteSomeone offered a cerakote finish Seiko on SC a while back, let me see if I can find the post .. ah yes this one:
http://forum.tz-uk.com/showthread.ph...light=cerakote
As I type only one pic survives from the thread, but it's a good one
Hi all
Has anybody had a watch cerakoting, I know James had his pvd or dlc coated, but I am interested in this. It appears to be tough and easy to repair, used in the firearm industry and have seen the service on offer on eBay for seikos only I believe. Any thoughts or experiences?
Someone offered a cerakote finish Seiko on SC a while back, let me see if I can find the post .. ah yes this one:
http://forum.tz-uk.com/showthread.ph...light=cerakote
As I type only one pic survives from the thread, but it's a good one
I had it done to a Tutima NATO chrono I had a few years back. I liked the look, although the mod shop I employed did manage to get a few dust specks in the finish. I probably should have kept the watch, I would venture that the finish is durable - it was certainly a better looking watch after I had the mod done.
That looks very cool to me, I have an idea for a watch I want to mod. How does this compare to dlc coating
First glance thought you'd spelt karaokeing wrong! Do a mean let me entertain you meself! But sadly no experience of the above!
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Ha ha, yea it looks a little odd at a glance😅Originally Posted by Appleshands
The Tutima looks great, I need to do some more research on this. I had never heard of the process but it looks very interesting.
i haven't any experience, but have considered having a well wore LeJour chrono done.
MotorCity Watchworks apparently have plenty of experience and aren't too costly. Check out their gallery of previous jobs "Our Work".
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