Swapping a black bezel for a blue one on an aaa quality replica Omega Seamaster Diver 300M
Let’s take a closer look at that 1:1 fake Omega Seamaster 300M first. Tommy told me he really likes black-dialed watches, so he has a lot of those in the collection, including this Seamaster. But he was thinking about spicing it up a little bit for the summer months. He remembered a Seiko 5 mod that he used to have, which had a black dial and a blue bezel. He liked that combination very much and thought it could work nicely for the perfect copy Omega Seamaster 300M as well, so he searched for an original blue bezel and changed it out. Luckily, it worked just as great as it had for that Seiko 5.
An Omega Planet Ocean bezel on a Seamaster 300M
The next example is also a cheap fake Omega Seamaster 300M, but this time, it’s the older Professional reference 2254.50. And instead of changing the color of the bezel, a WatchUSeek user named Shane swapped the original bezel for a Planet Ocean bezel, among other things. Apart from the fact that I think it’s a very good-looking combination, he also says the new bezel is much easier to turn than the original SMP bezel. It’s funny how much the character of a super clone watch can change by “simply” swapping the bezel.
A pulsation bezel on a pre-Moon Omega Speedmaster
Another example of a Swiss made fake Omega bezel swap is this highly modded Speedmaster reference 3570.50. This one was also modded by Shane — yes, the very same guy, who has a super cool album of his modded watches here. Anyway, just like him, I’m also very fond of the asymmetrical looks of the high quality replica Omega Speedmaster Pulsations bezel insert. There’s something about the combination of the big text on the left, the numerals on the right, and the open space in between that really speaks to me. And the good thing is that it’s not even that hard to change out those inserts, so if you feel like swapping it, you can quickly do it yourself (if you dare).
What I love about Shane’s Swiss movement fake Omega Speedmaster story is how he says that he rediscovered the joy of watch collecting through his modding projects. He now better understands how the smallest adjustments can make a big difference, and he appreciates his copy watches online uk more now than before, even the ones he didn’t mod. I can very well imagine that this happens after you start fiddling with your watches a bit more. However, I’m still a bit hesitant about starting to modify mine.
Are you a modder?
Some of my best quality Omega replica watches are still under warranty, and others I just like for the way they look right now. The closest I get to modding at the moment is changing straps. But I have been inspired by looking at these other mods and reading about how they came to be. As many before me have done, I might just pick up an older Seiko 5 watch and start modifying it a bit. It could be a nice start, and then, who knows? In the end, I might even dare to touch one of my other fake watches for sale uk!
What about you? Are you a “modder”? Have you altered anything about the way your best quality replica watches look or function? Perhaps you’ve made a bezel swap like the ones highlighted in this article, or you’ve done something completely different to your watch(es).