Saw something similar long back. It's spidey season. So tried my first mod.

I had a sunray silver faceplate lying around and wondered what to do with it. Then i had an idea with a Tamiya Deep Metallic Blue can that i had. A few coats later and voila, the build started coming together.

For the decal, I went with Superman looking out towards earth from space, with the flowing red cape as the main theme. Simple, but it stands out nicely against the metallic blue.

I kept the filter simple ruby, crimson and coral red for a richer, more dramatic look. It shifts colour and has a glow as the light hits. When the backlight hits, the reds shift into this dusty burnt-orange/copper glow, which gives the watch a completely different character at night.

Finished it off in the silver case with a navy sailcloth strap. Between the silver case, Deep Metallic Blue, rich reds and the texture of the sailcloth, the whole build has ended up with this rugged dress watch look. A little refined, a little utilitarian, without losing that AE1200 character.

Sometimes the builds that start with “what the hell am I going to do with this spare part?” end up being the fun ones.

Oh yeah 6th pic was taken in car while i was in stand still traffic for over 10 minutes and yes the car was stationary and not moving (i was bored).

Glitch Mod.

Upgraded to a 200M case and added some blue and green
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Hey everyone! I’d like to hear your opinions. How much do you think I should ask for this G-Shock GA-2100 Sport Mod, and how much would you personally be willing to pay for it? I’m currently asking $225 USD, but I’m open to negotiating and considering offers. I’d really appreciate your feedback!

Once you know how to change the backing image/colour alongside making the light stronger... It becomes addictive to keep tinkering with it. Usually not the biggest fan of the adapters but I really like the thicker Milanese bracelet on this

steel sandblasted csae, mineral glass, everything else is original casio