Seiko mod parts
The dial, hands, crown, bezel and strap shape the look and function of your Seiko mod. Learn how to combine colours, materials and shapes into a coherent watch.
Dial
The dial is the face of your watch. Colour, indices and finish set its character, while contrast with the hands helps you read the time. At MedoMods, compare these features for a complete mod watch and put your design together in the configurator.
Learn more →Hands
Hands are small but distinctive: their shape, length and contrast with the dial determine how you read the time. Luminous material helps in the dark where fitted. A balanced set of hands brings the dial and case together visually.
Learn more →Crown
The crown connects your hand to the movement. It lets you set the time; other functions, such as date correction and manual winding, depend on the exact movement. Size, shape and position affect the handling and look of the complete watch.
Learn more →Bezel
The bezel frames the dial and adds a distinctive colour accent. An insert carries the scale on suitably equipped models. Pepsi means blue and red here; Batman means blue and black. At MedoMods, compare these designs on complete mod watches.
Learn more →Leather Strap
A leather strap changes the overall look of your watch. Compare its colour with the case and dial: the catalogue includes SEIKTOS MOD watches with black or brown leather straps. Choose the strap with the offered watch or its configuration.
Learn more →Straps and bracelets for your Seiko mod
Metal, leather, NATO or rubber: the strap or bracelet shapes the overall look of your watch. Compare metal bracelet styles or read the leather strap guide.
Compare Jubilee, Oyster and President bracelets · Leather strap guide
Two examples on complete watches: TONA Mod with a Gulf NATO textile strap · TONA Mod with a blue rubber strap
Match your watch using the available component options. Put together a watch in the configurator
Watch parts: frequently asked questions
- What do watch parts do?
- The dial and hands make the time readable. The crown operates the movement, the bezel frames the dial and the strap or bracelet holds the watch on your wrist.
- Which dimensions or fittings matter?
- The strap width must match the watch’s lug width. Also check the length and attachment for the exact case; the name of a bracelet style alone does not establish fit.
- How can the components be matched to the watch?
- Coordinate the colours and shapes of the dial, hands and bezel with the strap or bracelet. Then compare the available options in the configurator for your watch.