1655, but as a Seiko?

[socko888]

You can get shims!

Thin Shim Flat Washer Ultra Gasket Stainless Steel Plain Adjusting Ultrathin M | eBay

SUS304 Stainless steel Flat Washer Ultrathin gasket Thin shim. Thickness=0.1mm, 0.2mm, 0.3mm, 0.5mm, 1.0mm.

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Maybe get some M25x30! Then you've got a nice metal ring filling the spot. Have tried it on a few watches and it looks pretty nice!

oh so this would fix it? thanks mate. i'll put this into my box of options.

 

[Caboose]

oh so this would fix it? thanks mate. i'll put this into my box of options.

It depends on how small of a dial you can handle. If you think 30mm will be fine, these are great. You just throw them behind the dial and they act as a sort of spacer. You can get super exact ones if you like so they can be in front of the dial, but it's really up to you.

 

[socko888]

It depends on how small of a dial you can handle. If you think 30mm will be fine, these are great. You just throw them behind the dial and they act as a sort of spacer. You can get super exact ones if you like so they can be in front of the dial, but it's really up to you.

alright. i'll give this a go. will update progress.

 

[socko888]

It depends on how small of a dial you can handle. If you think 30mm will be fine, these are great. You just throw them behind the dial and they act as a sort of spacer. You can get super exact ones if you like so they can be in front of the dial, but it's really up to you.

noob question: how do these attach to the dial? how do they stay in place? can you post pics?

 

[Caboose]

noob question: how do these attach to the dial? how do they stay in place? can you post pics?

You sandwich between the movement and the dial. I use dial dots to attach. It works surprisingly well and with dial dots it is not permanent and the face of the dial does not get damaged.