When most people think of a Seiko mod, they picture mechanical NH35/36-based builds. But in recent years, the rise of the quartz Seiko mod has opened up new possibilities—especially for budget-conscious or beginner modders. Quartz movements offer low cost, greater reliability, and easier assembly—all while still allowing you to create Read more…
If you’re looking to upgrade a Seiko movement in a vintage seiko with a modern automatic movement, the NH36 movement is one of the best and most affordable options available. Many Seiko watches from the 1970s to 1990s—like the Seiko 7009, 7006, and 7019—were built with the robust base 7005 Read more…
For serious modders looking to refine their Seiko Mods, the premium Seiko movements, The NE series movements from TMI (Time Module Inc., a Seiko subsidiary) represent the next step up from the standard NH range. Offering enhanced accuracy, a longer power reserve, and premium materials, these movements are engineered for Read more…
Seiko NH36 History – If you’re into watch modding or vintage Seiko restorations, chances are you’ve heard of the Seiko NH36 movement. Found in countless custom watches across the globe and widely available through movement suppliers, the NH36 is the go-to choice for modders—and with good reason. But what makes Read more…