you email him directly

price of item is already listed in his photobucket albums.
make payment to his paypal
tell him what you want to buy and show your paypal receipt.

he will courier to you

beli dulu......

Wat, u have girl's wrist meh!?

If you already have the watch, buying the dial itself is about 36usd (about RM157.00) from dagaz or yobokies (i forgot price)

Then it only cost RM30 (thereabout) to get a watch repairman to swap out the dial.

if you want the complete mod looks then add the hands set at 26usd (yobokies) and the bezel insert (23 usd at dagaz, forgot how much in yobokies)

get everything all on hand and u only pay 1 time workmanship at the watch repairman to swap them out.

Here's mine, i only swapped the dial, bought at 25usd from dagaz during his old stock clearance. This is one of the first batch WUS group buy stock using royal blue colour. Current one he is selling is midnight blue which suited the bezel better.

Brand new is about RM600 +/-

http://www.ebay.com.my/itm/SNZH55K1-SNZH55...moAAOSwX61ZBNNO

http://www.ebay.com.my/itm/Seiko-5-Sports-...Xj1cZ2jHDuTuXMg

few days back i saw a black one on mudah, used, for only RM350 but just only 1 day and the advert sudah hilang. mine i bought used at RM430, also from Mudah

locally i am not sure which shop stocks it but if you happen to find one i think they would put RRP at RM800+. nego for 20% discount so u can get close to ebay price.

This post has been edited by andrewhtf: May 19 2017, 05:14 PM

57 is black gold version of course mod the classic blancpain version la

your link is incomplete lah

From photo he did put an original "made-in-japan" J version, but whether he sends you that model or not? cant say. never dealt with this seller though. but his rating is quite high.

anyway to me J or K, no diff. still the same watch to me. and here's an ebay seller from singapore at more than rm100 cheaper

http://www.ebay.com.my/itm/SEIKO-5-Submari...90AAOSwhvFZCXrW

This post has been edited by andrewhtf: May 22 2017, 05:48 PM

Luci, i think with your wrist size, vintage pieces should suit you well. They're usually 33-35mm

Last night collect a leather strap made by tongyam.

Since the snk is visually small, i requested to make a leather bund to go along with it, so it gives a bulkier impression.

I am very happy with the outcome.



This post has been edited by andrewhtf: May 26 2017, 10:58 AM

https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=3999505&hl=

https://www.facebook.com/lccleather/

Lol that's just a guide suggested by them. wear what you liked.

I have 6.5" wrist and i wear watches from 38mm to 42mm.

in fact i dont mind buying 33mm and 46mm when i have the budget as well.

Officially, thongsia kl.
Unofficially, plenty of watch shops have sifus who can easily work on the 7s26.

Yup. Hk also another major seiko market

Buy both!



This post has been edited by andrewhtf: May 27 2017, 10:15 PM

Start with snk809. At rm250 shipped. It is the cheaper of the 2. Then get the snzg15 later

Got mine from here last year. Not more than rm250 after convert. But for now theyre out of stock.

https://www.skywatches.com.sg/reviews/seiko...best-buying.htm

Big or small, depends. but hey, i see mat sallehs with bigger wrists oso pakai macam tu saja, so it all falls back to how you feel about it.

To me it is a "modest" and "polite" size. In fact 38mm is the size of majority of seiko 5 lineup for the past 3 decades. It is a pretty much neutral size for us asians.

If you want to make the watch presence known on your wrist, than u certainly need something bigger or bulkier than the 42mm snzg. A diver perhaps? Or a g-shock?

yup... something like super-engineer links.

nope. well in my experience, no lah...

looks legit. looks.

gotttttt........

turn the bezel one full turn. if it is 120 click then u have nothing to worry about.
most fakers wont bother to make it 120-click. usually they would just settle for 60 clicks as it is easier and cheaper to manufacture.

check the lume. expose it under daylight sun for about 3 seconds and then quickly run indoors. if the the lume is quite noticeable indoor, then you have the hands and dial legit. seiko lumibrite is pretty great at that. those cheaper lumes cant compare.

from mata kasar it does look legit. usually fakers would put their counterfeiting works on hugely popular seiko models, such as the skx007/009. Sea Urchins, less risky.

but this is still not fool-proof. the only way to be 100% sure is to get a watch repairman who is used to handling seikos, they will know it inside out.