Some Cool DIY Projects for G-Shock's

[Fitz]

I came across these projects awhile ago and recently found them again and think I might give them a try on one of my beater g-shocks. The directions and pictures suggest that the projects are doable for anyone that is handy. I'll report back on how it goes. Check out the links.

Bezel Stealthing
http://www.itstactical.com/gearcom/edc/ ... ing-guide/

Convert Watch to Negative Display
http://www.itstactical.com/intellicom/d ... onversion/

Triming the Strap on G-Shock
http://www.itstactical.com/gearcom/edc/ ... ock-watch/

Enjoy

[BSears]

I've seen pics in the waaay past of a dude converting one to negative display (basically just using polarized film). Pretty cool way to do it. For some reason, I keep thinking I saw one Chris Moy did (some folks here know that guy - I might be wrong on him doing it though).

[Fitz]

I didn't know that making the negative display went back that far. I've already removed the paint from a 6900 I had lying around, but I don't thinking I'm going to do the negative. Kind of a pain in the ass ordering all the parts to do it. So laziness wins out again.

[CesarG]

Our very own Dave has a post on that... Impressive work