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Explorer 39mm Snowflake 007

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This Explorer Case v2 is an automatic self-winding mechanical watch featuring a 39mm diameter stainless stain case modified with (i) Sub-Snowflake Dial (Date), (ii) Mercedes Hands, (iii) Explorer Case 39mm v2, and (iv) NH35 Movement.
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Perry M. (Hamilton, CA)
Using this mod part for: Grand seiko cases
39mm Explorer watch

Very impressed with the watch. Fit and finish are very good. Will definitely get additional parts

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AS

Do all of your watch cases come with an open case back? I want to put together a full watch and want to go with a rose gold bridge and rotor and it would be great to actually see these pieces.

Adriel from LuciusAtelier.com

Hello Adrian!

Thank you for expressing interest in our mod parts!

>> Do all of your watch cases come with an open case back? I want to put together a full watch and want to go with a rose gold bridge and rotor and it would be great to actually see these pieces.
Yes, all cases have the option for a sapphire caseback to enjoy the view of mechanical movement! =)

Hope this helps. Let me know if you have anymore questions.

Cheers,
Adriel

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Nicholas S.C.

Do your explorer cases (39mm & 36mm) have screw down crowns and full gaskets/diving capabilities? Thank you.

Adriel from LuciusAtelier.com

Hello Nicholas!

Thanks for expressing interest in our mod parts!

>> Do your explorer cases (39mm & 36mm) have screw down crowns and full gaskets/diving capabilities?
All our cases only has screw down crowns. It is actually described in the specs of each product page. On the note, we don't produce non-screw down cases.

There is no diving ratings for explorer cases. Even Rolex Explorers are only 10ATM and cant be used for diving.

If you bring it to diving, explorer cases sapphire crystal will either leak or pop out due to pressure. This applies for Rolex explorer too.

Since your life would be at risk if you go diving and your watch leaks or damage while you are in deep sea. Not worth the risk if you ask me. Best to get a true tested dive watch, such as g-shocks or rolex submariner.

Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any more questions.

Cheers,
Adriel

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kyle b.

under movement you have NH38 but under specs NH35 can you explain?

Adriel from LuciusAtelier.com

Hello Kyle!

Thanks for expressing interest in our mod parts!

>> under movement you have NH38 but under specs NH35 can you explain?
It's a typo. It is NH35 because it has a date wheel and no open heart. NH38 does not have date wheel and is open heart.

Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any more questions.

Cheers,
Adriel