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Discontinued
NH Movement Rotor - Côtes de Genève II - Yellow Gold
$47 SGD
The enchanting allure of the Côtes de Genève motif stands as one of the most renowned embellishments gracing the intricate tapestry of watch movements. Perhaps its pervasive fame can be attributed to the captivating juxtaposition of its name, which carries an initial air of intrigue, or maybe it's the resolute presence with which it adorns these horological marvels. Irrespective of the catalyst, this elegant pattern, delicately etched onto the polished expanse of mechanical (and even quartz) movements, has become an indelible hallmark of the watchmaking realm. So ingrained is its presence that it's easy to overlook the fact that these finishes transcend mere aesthetics, serving as a testament to meticulous craftsmanship.
Behold the NH movement rotor, now bedecked in the Yellow Gold variation of the iconic Côtes de Genève motif. This motif has undergone a transformative evolution, with the once-concealed heart of the movement now unveiled through a meticulous process of skeletonization. This transformation isn't merely a nod to vanity; it's a symphony of engineering and aesthetics that invites connoisseurs to marvel at the inner workings of a mechanical masterpiece.
With a sapphire caseback, it is all the reason to beautify the movement and improving the aesthetic. Furthermore, this is a simple and easy mod that requires just screwing and unscrewing of the rotor screw.
Behold the NH movement rotor, now bedecked in the Yellow Gold variation of the iconic Côtes de Genève motif. This motif has undergone a transformative evolution, with the once-concealed heart of the movement now unveiled through a meticulous process of skeletonization. This transformation isn't merely a nod to vanity; it's a symphony of engineering and aesthetics that invites connoisseurs to marvel at the inner workings of a mechanical masterpiece.
With a sapphire caseback, it is all the reason to beautify the movement and improving the aesthetic. Furthermore, this is a simple and easy mod that requires just screwing and unscrewing of the rotor screw.
Made exclusively for us with quality assurance by ISO 9001 Certified manufacturers.
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- Quality Swiss Production Quality, ISO 9001 Certified
- Colour Yellow Gold
- Fit Movements 7S26, 7S36, 4R15, 4R35, 4R36, 6R15, NE15, NH25, NH26, NH34, NH35, NH36, NH37, NH38, NH39, NH70, NH71, NH72
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To allow for CNC decoration, decorated rotor is 0.15mm thicker than SEIKO OEM rotor. Each and every rotors have been tested to fit all our bridges, cases and casebacks perfectly.
Below is SEIKO's technical drawing , as long as the case and caseback intented to be use is designed with OEM specification as recommended by SEIKO, i.e. there is a 0.4mm gap between the rotor caseback, our rotor will fit just fine. In a scenario where these parts' dimensions deviate from SEIKO OEM, our rotors will be incompatible.
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- 1x NH Movement Rotor
All photos of watches with modification parts are for illustration purposes only and are not included with modification parts purchased.
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Recommended Mods With:
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Using this mod part for: SRPE
Dieser Rotor ist eine Augenweide 👍edel und dezent. Ganz klare Kaufempfehlung 😊
Schneller Versand
J
Using this mod part for: Aftermarket (Overseas style)
Bearings seem to be high quality no unusual loose or sloppiness. Rotates smoothly and quietly. The design and look really make the exhibition case back stylish. Added with the automatic train bridge to really add style to my watch.
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Great quality
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Using this mod part for: Bogdewic BW-2121311
Great product. Arrived on time. Seller actually included a hand written thank you note. That was great customer service.
A
Love this. Will this rotor be coming back?
Hi Agyei,
Thank you for the kind words — I’m really glad you love this rotor!
The Côtes de Genève II Yellow Gold rotor is sold out and has been discontinued, so it won’t be coming back. The closest alternatives still available are the Côtes de Genève II Rose Gold in the same motif (https://luciusatelier.com/products/nh-movement-rotor-cotes-de-geneve-ii-rose-gold) and the Côtes de Genève III Yellow Gold in the same finish (https://luciusatelier.com/products/nh-movement-rotor-cotes-de-geneve-iii-yellow-gold). These are final stock as well.
Hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any other questions.
Best regards,
Adriel
Lucius Atelier | SEIKO Mod Parts
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I saw on Reddit that one gets a rotor screwdriver when buying a rotor, is that true? It's kinda impossible to find a screwdriver online
Hi Briki,
Thank you for expressing interest in our mod parts!
The screwdriver you mentioned was part of a limited-time rotor release offer that ran about two years ago—it has since ended and is no longer included with rotor purchases.
That said, you might want to ask around on modding forums or Reddit communities for leads on sourcing a 2.5mm flat-head screwdriver. Many watch modders there are usually happy to share where they’ve found theirs!
Let me know if you have any other questions—I’m happy to help however I can.
Best regards,
Adriel
Lucius Atelier | SEIKO Mod Parts
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Hello, I'm curious if this rotor will fit on an NH36 within the Ultra Thin Edition 36mm Explorer case you sell? I see you mention it has an increase of .15mm in tolerance and want to make sure there won't be any issues in the UTE cases. Thanks!
Hello Aidan!
Thanks for expressing interest in our mod parts!
>> I'm curious if this rotor will fit on an NH36 within the Ultra Thin Edition 36mm Explorer case you sell?
Yes, sapphire caseback required.
Hope this helps. Let me know if you have anymore questions.
Cheers,
Adriel
