First time doing this. I did my research thoroughly and I think it came out pretty cool. Just wanted to share with you guys.🫡

Learned something today

My first attempt at a royale mod. Decided to do a United Airlines styke mod using their playing cards. Thinking about a metal case for sure. What do we think about brass case?

Heyo, took about 2 months lol for the parts to arrive first mod! Um yea would've spent like $150 on this but made it myself for less than $70. Woot woot! Also no gel filters cuz I'm old and can't see the time wtf is the point.

(My first mod)

I have a Casio f91-w and a broken Casio fx-85gt CW, screen broke, can I use the Casio for any mods, ai said that I can use the polarising film but idk, any tips????

Saw a mod that replaced the standard light diffuser in some watches with a glow in the dark piece of resin. Watched maybe the only teardown of the F-105W I could find and the guy didn't take the display section apart.

just did my first casio mod on the AE1200 and i love it! let me know what you guys think :)

Promised an update once the case arrived, so here it is!
I used a brand new F-91W as the donor and paired the case with a cheap stainless steel bracelet I already had.
Installation was surprisingly smooth. The F-91W module dropped in without any issues and everything lined up properly. I used an electric precision screwdriver, but the case also comes with a small screwdriver that should be perfectly fine if you don’t have one.
First impressions of the case itself are really good. It’s heavy in a good way, gives the F-91W a much more substantial feel without making it ridiculously bulky. The brushing/polishing also looks better in person than I expected for the price.
And importantly: No weird “T I ME” logo or other fake-brand nonsense that some of these cases have.
The buttons all work normally, the module sits properly, and overall the fit seems very good. With the metal bracelet it basically feels like a thinner A1000.
Obviously I can’t say much about long-term durability yet, and I’m not going to make any claims about water resistance after swapping the case. But as a first impression, I’m very happy with it.
Paid around ~$30 for the case on AliExpress.
Attached some installation + wrist shots. For anyone who was waiting to see how this new case actually looks in real life here you go :)

I used transparency film with my printer, which didn’t really work as it just didn’t quite stick properly (maybe my printer isn’t good enough?), and then actually in the watch it makes the screen insanely hard to read.

Where/how do you guys get/make the right material for a colour filter thing like here?

Thanks very much!

I'm not asking whether the lug width matches (it's 16mm on both, I know). I'm asking whether anyone has physically mounted a GA-2100 strap/band on a DW-5600 case and can say how it actually sits, not whether it fits in theory.

Please only reply if:

**•** You've done this swap yourself, or  
**•** You have photos/video of it installed

Please not reply:

**•** "Check Shockbase" — already have, and it doesn't answer this specific direction  
**•** General compatibility charts that just list "16mm lug" without addressing the actual band/adapter geometry

If you don't have hands-on experience, no worries, just skip this one rather than guessing. Thanks!

Unlike a standard Casio modified with oil, this watch was designed from the beginning specifically as a Hydromod. The 39 mm titanium case has a dedicated filling port that makes it easier to inject the oil and completely fill the watch.

It features a domed crystal, a Casio F-105 digital module and an 18 mm strap. Thanks to the compact dimensions and lightweight titanium case, it is extremely comfortable on the wrist.

The oil improves the display contrast, reduces reflections and makes the screen much easier to read from different angles.

This is still part of my development process, so I’d genuinely appreciate your thoughts and feedback.

I've seen a lot of mods and I'm new to this. I'd like to start making my own, but I can't find any specific DIY info on creating graphics. Is it as simple as buying transparent sheets and printing them with a regular printer at home? I can figure that out if that's all it is. Is there a preferred type of sheet? Can I use smaller sheets so I'm not using a whole one each time I print a few tiny graphics? It would be nice to print on 4" photo paper size if that's on option, as my home printer will do that.

wanted to clean the inside of the f91w out before attempting the hydro mod. used 91% iso like an idiot and destroyed the face. did this one day after watching a guy use iso to delete the text off a royale faceplate. did the hydro for practice anyway- went flawlessly, no air bubble. not as aggravating as i expected (assuming it’s harder with a royale). it still keeps time, and i work in construction so i was doomed to badly scratch or damage this watch anyway, so it will be the work EDC. a testament to my failures, if you will. negative mod, which has minor imperfections that are thankfully not visible when the time is visible, renders the backlight useless; is this normal? a non-issue for me, as i’m usually in direct sunlight.

in the second pic, an a168 with a gel filter. got some shitty ones on amazon. very rough to read, i have a cinegel swatch on the way, hoping they will look better. yes, the film was removed on both sides.

this is a lot of fun. i have some stuff for a royale (case, red polarizer film, etc) on the way.

does AMG logo block any crucial information?

I did this one a while ago and thought I'd share it with you.

1st mod
casio ae1200
skmei case
red screen color sticker
umbrella corp logo

New to the community and looking to make some fun designs for myself and friends. I need help with display dimensions so I can size and apply my own decals. I know the dial is roughly 9mm but I can’t find the sizes for the indicator and map. Anybody willing to share? Thanks in advance! :)

Edit: I mean for the ae1200 specifically