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The video guides viewers through the process of transforming a Casio GA2100 G-Shock into an homage to the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak, focusing on the use of third-generation modding kits that replicate the Royal Oak's iconic appearance. The host describes the tools and parts, such as the stainless steel bezel and bracelet, which are packaged in a G-Shock box imitation. They demonstrate each step, from removing the original G-Shock strap to securing the new bezel and bracelet, emphasizing the high-quality finish and ease of assembly. The modifications result in a hefty, well-finished watch, with pricing for parts ranging from $50 to $140, available in various colors. The video concludes with customization options and an endorsement of the product's quality, encouraging viewers to engage with the channel.
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In this segment of the video, the host discusses converting a Casio GA2100 G-Shock into an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak homage. They explain that the initial G-Shock model resembled the Royal Oak due to its octagonal bezel. Despite Casio not officially producing a stainless steel bezel and bracelet version, the modding community stepped in, now in its third generation of modifications. This generation provides a truly Royal Oak-like appearance, featuring a bezel and bracelet that integrate similarly to the original.
The package includes the bracelet, bezel, and necessary tools, presented in a G-Shock box imitation. The host highlights the high-quality finishing, with brushed tops and beveled, polished sides. The bracelet attaches to the bezel, not the case, and is suspended with screws. The host begins the modification process by removing the G-Shock strap using the provided tools, demonstrating how to swap parts to achieve the Royal Oak look.
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In this part of the video, the presenter demonstrates how to remove the bezel from a watch case by taking out four screws using a supplied Phillips screwdriver. After removing the bezel, the presenter aligns and places the new bezel, ensuring the buttons fit through the cutouts correctly. They then secure the new bezel with flat head screws provided for a more consistent design, replacing the original Casio screws.
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In this part of the video, the presenter showcases a modified Casio GA 2100 watch with a stainless steel bezel and strap, designed to mimic the look of the Royal Oak watch. The detailed review highlights the flathead screws provided for resizing the bracelet, the butterfly clasp, and the overall hefty feel of the watch due to the added stainless steel components. The presenter praises the finishing quality, including polished bevels and brushed top of the bezel. Pricing information is shared, with costs ranging from $50 on AliExpress to up to $140 on eBay. The segment concludes with a brief demonstration of how the watch fits on the wrist and mentions the availability of gold and pink gold color options.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses the different customization options for a watch, including a blacked-out version or a gold one. They express a preference for the stock rubber strap for the blacked-out version. The presenter highlights the elegance and quality of the bracelet and bezel integration, which is easy to replace, and notes that all necessary tools are included in the package. They emphasize their positive experience, despite no affiliation with the product brand, and mention conducting a torture test to verify the watch’s shock resistance. The segment concludes with the presenter encouraging viewers to like and subscribe.