TASTY DLC'D Seiko sub cool or not?

[bry1975]

Well what do you think guys? DLC meaning Diamond like Carbon coating hardness around 2,000HV.

[Ikemi]

I like that a lot

[CardShark]

It gets my vote

Edited by CardShark on Wednesday 6th October 18:16

[HereBeMonsters]

Hell yes.

[bry1975]

Thanks lads!

[ThatPhilBrettGuy]

Nice. Your camera needs a clean though

[Bohemianesque]

Very cool.

[ShadownINja]

'kin hell. How do you do it? Mind you, that's probably a bad question to ask as I'd end up DLCing everything in my house.

[bry1975]

No I don't have a DLC or PVD machine they're expensive to run well VERY expensive.

Nem if you want some MTB parts coated that's no problem. Nar not possible to coat the frame be easier to use Hammerite!

DLC is basically the same as PVD.


Regs


Bry

Edited by bry1975 on Wednesday 6th October 21:49

[Dibble]

Where's it from?

I must get around to sending you my SXK007 for repair...

[bry1975]

I have the Ceramic/DLC coating work carried out in Switzerland.

[KP328]

Great, now iam looking at my skx009 and thinking it looks to shiny.

[bry1975]

Why not just have the SKX009 satin finished?

Before and after satin finishing pic:-

Edited by bry1975 on Wednesday 6th October 23:58

[KP328]

You acheive the satin finish by bead blasting the watch do you ?

[bry1975]

LOL maybe.

[ShadownINja]

That or he throws a ball bearing at it for a year.

[dom9]

Bry - I really am loving your work!

I have an old Seiko 'Sub' that gets, literally, zero wear and isn't even in Singapore with me.

It has a chipped crystal (can you replace?) and is screaming out for a PVD coating!

If it came back looking like the one in your first post, it would be regularly on my wrist.

Still considering having you do my Rolex ND Sub... Will have to discuss more next time we head home.

[bry1975]

Hi Dom,

Either a OEM mineral glass or sapphire can be fitted no worries.

The Rolex shouldn't be to difficult providing she doesn't have any deep dings etc etc.

[bry1975]

[HereBeMonsters]

Sorry, is this now an advert for a service you're offering? If so, how much?