[nikidasi]

Hello, guys,

I had a SEIKO 6309-729A (slim case, pepsi bezel) which gets almost zero wrist time since I purchased it few months ago. So I decided to modify it based on the style of vintage Omega Ploprof (Seamaster 600m Professional). I cannot call it "SEIKO Ploprof" because Ploprof stands for "Plongeur Professional", which means Professional Diver. So it is just a "SEIKO Plongeur".

It is interesting to see how the marriage of style between vintage Omega dial and classic SEIKO slim case can turn out into a modern looking dive watch with strong presence. This is my daily beater now. It is also the end of my long fascination in the cushion case (temporarily I hope) and beginning of the new mood for the slim case. ;D

 

[TakesALickin]

Looks very nice, Indera - I had one similar once. I always called it my "Faux Prof" (literally, "fake professional"), 'cause I liked how that name rhymed with PloProf.

 

[Arco_10]

Welllll ... I guess I'm still facinated with the cushion case

RossG

 

[c5k0]

Hello, guys,

I had a SEIKO 6309-729A (slim case, pepsi bezel) which gets almost zero wrist time since I purchased it few months ago. So I decided to modify it based on the style of vintage Omega Ploprof (Seamaster 600m Professional). I cannot call it "SEIKO Ploprof" because Ploprof stands for "Plongeur Professional", which means Professional Diver. So it is just a "SEIKO Plongeur".

It is interesting to see how the marriage of style between vintage Omega dial and classic SEIKO slim case can turn out into a modern looking dive watch with strong presence. This is my daily beater now. It is also the end of my long fascination in the cushion case (temporarily I hope) and beginning of the new mood for the slim case. ;D

My apologies for reviving this old thread -- is that a Dagaz dial?