Cerakote?

[Mellons]

Anyone have cerakote applied to any builds? Im going through a dark watch phase, cant do pvd and am back looking at these guys again...

MotorCity WatchWorks | Watches

http://motorcitywatchworks.com/Watches.html

[Aikidosan]

I've heard good things from both gun and watch owners. It is very expensive though. If possible, it's best to send just the watch case bits that you want cerakoted.

[Xtreme]

Anyone have cerakote applied to any builds? Im going through a dark watch phase, cant do pvd and am back looking at these guys again...

MotorCity WatchWorks | Watches

http://motorcitywatchworks.com/Watches.html

That sounds interesting i wonder if i can get that done here in Canada

[TimemiT]

There's a guy in California ... I have one of his Cerakote Seiko ... really nice stuff!

https://www.etsy.com/shop/vintagewatchheaven

Here is the watch I have ...

http://www.homage-forum.com/viewtopic.p ... ote#p59123

[jrlmsla]

If you go to the Cerekote website there is a section that will show you local shops who are authorized to apply the coating.

Yes it’s expensive, my original quote (for “a watch” was $60 but he assumed just case and crown. I had a 202a done and all in the coating cost me $90 because of all of the parts (crown guard pin, lever, screws, tube screws etc).

The thing I like is that the graphite black is as close as I’ve seen to the gen PVD. Only had a basic Pre-a style case so the crown guard is the wrong one but I can always get that done when I buy one.

I’m still getting the hands and movement together so not assembled but here is the case:

[TimemiT]

That does look very close to the "pencil lead" PVD finish in those old PAM models

If you go to the Cerekote website there is a section that will show you local shops who are authorized to apply the coating.

Yes it’s expensive, my original quote (for “a watch” was $60 but he assumed just case and crown. I had a 202a done and all in the coating cost me $90 because of all of the parts (crown guard pin, lever, screws, tube screws etc).

The thing I like is that the graphite black is as close as I’ve seen to the gen PVD. Only had a basic Pre-a style case so the crown guard is the wrong one but I can always get that done when I buy one.

I’m still getting the hands and movement together so not assembled but here is the case:

[TimeLost]

There’s one guy in the UK who does Cerakote called Tempuswatchmods relatively expensive iirc

[Ciccio]

Anyone have cerakote applied to any builds? Im going through a dark watch phase, cant do pvd and am back looking at these guys again...

MotorCity WatchWorks | Watches

http://motorcitywatchworks.com/Watches.html

That sounds interesting i wonder if i can get that done here in Canada

I used these guys for my cerakote project. They’re in Ajax, Ontario. Cost me around $90 (CDN)

https://www.redtowerarmoury.com/


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[Mellons]

There's a guy in California ... I have one of his Cerakote Seiko ... really nice stuff!

https://www.etsy.com/shop/vintagewatchheaven

Here is the watch I have ...

http://www.homage-forum.com/viewtopic.p ... ote#p59123

Finish looks very refined, is it as durable as they claim?

[Mellons]

That does look very close to the "pencil lead" PVD finish in those old PAM models

If you go to the Cerekote website there is a section that will show you local shops who are authorized to apply the coating.

Yes it’s expensive, my original quote (for “a watch” was $60 but he assumed just case and crown. I had a 202a done and all in the coating cost me $90 because of all of the parts (crown guard pin, lever, screws, tube screws etc).

The thing I like is that the graphite black is as close as I’ve seen to the gen PVD. Only had a basic Pre-a style case so the crown guard is the wrong one but I can always get that done when I buy one.

I’m still getting the hands and movement together so not assembled but here is the case:

This looks great, finish and colour excellent. You are where i want to go...