The Dive Watch Connection

So I guess the answer is to send off to IWW or Kent Everest etc for a primo lume job. I wouldn't spend the money on a lume job for an aftermarket dial. And I would be hesitant to screw up a perfectly good vintage dial... Neither would I, but if someone was inclined to try it, does anyone have a way...

CesarG wrote:6308 Diver? Never seen one.

It's a 6309. Sorry for the typo.

Hello all, I recently modded a Seiko 6309 diver with a new aftermarket dial, but the lume on it lasts only about 10 minutes after wearing it in the daylight about two hours. After seeing some of the lume shots in this and other forums, I'm wondering if there are any other aftermarket options that wi...

Here are three of mine. Replaced dials, hands, bezel inserts, crystal and all seals. Color chapter rings are new replacement. Black ones are originals. http://img4.sellersourcebook.com/users/63409/seiko_diver_1_.jpg http://img4.sellersourcebook.com/users/63409/seiko_diver_13_.jpg http://img4.sellers...

Very understated. I like it.

This train is way off the rails. I really hate for my first post to be this one, but Movas could have replaced the watch with a new one and the cost would have been but a drop in the bucket of lost profit this much negative publicity will generate. If the company was worried about possible warranty ...