For sale is my very first SKX mod.  This is a GMT watch powered by the NH34.  The bezel is bi-directional, true to what a GMT should have.  The knurled, screw down crown makes it easy to operate.  Housing the movement is the NMK906 Samurai case paired with the Samurai Hexad bracelet from Namoki Mods.  I replaced the stock clasp with a ratcheting clasp, allowing for a tool-less micro adjust.  I sized the watch for my 6.5" wrist.  Please note that I could barely pull this off as this is a fairly large watch (see watch dimensions above). The watch comes with the stock clasp and spare links.  The watch is in excellent working condition.  I am selling this watch to make room for yet another mod and fuel my modding obsession.

The build of the watch is inspired by my interest in space travel, if not obvious from the Lucius Atelier stardust dial and crescent moon GMT hand.  The orange trident seconds hand is a callout to the potential NASA space mission to perform a flyby of Jupiter and Neptune (sadly, the mission was not selected).  The dial really glitters and flickers as light easily strikes it from different angles thanks to the double domed sapphire crystal.  I chose the Samurai case because it reminded me of the Mass Effect Kodiak drop shuttle.  The heavily angled links of the hexad bracelet plays nicely with the sharp features of the case.  I chose the black and white bezel to resemble the horizon you see as you leave Earth's atmosphere and pass through the Kármán line.  The bezel is turbine shaped, making it easier to actuate.  I replaced the rotor with a turbine shaped (gold colored) rotor which displays nicely through the exhibition case back.  I know turbines can't work in in the vacuum of space, so I'm going against my theme there.  This was a purely aesthetic choice; I think they complement the rest of the watch nicely.

This being my first build, I feel obligated to mention the cons:
The watch comes with the spare links, stock Namoki Mod clasp, and a protective watch case (see photo).  Let me know if you have any questions.  Happy bidding, and good luck!