My venture into making dials out of PCBs has outpaced my wallet. So I am making extra builds to fund this and future designs (see also: addiction). The goal was a small GMT watch without a bezel and this Namoki NMK931 38mm case build is one of my better attempts. The original Namoki crown has been swapped out for a chunkier SKX style one. I still have the original crown and can include it in the sale. I just don't have a spare crown stem to swap back the original one in. Paired with the case is an OEM Hamilton Murph strap, since it's the only 20mm spare strap I have that isn't customized to my wrist size. I swapped out my Murph strap on day 1 so it's basically unworn. I'm willing to negotiate selling without the strap too. The Dial is an FR4 PCB with matte black soldermask (the main surface), gold plated contacts (indices, bird, "GMT" text), and white silkscreen (minute track, GMT indices). There are also copper traces under the silkscreen that provide some texture, inspired by the Nautilus. The silkscreen print is not as high def as the pad printing we have become accustomed to on watch dials, but it is well enough from normal viewing distances. Movement is an NH34 caller GMT. I don't own a timegrapher, but have been tracking this watch with an app for a few days and it averages -6.2s/day PRICE: $250 w/ Paypal G&S Includes shipping up to $20 (Shipping from Malaysia. Our national postal service should be able to handle almost anywhere within that price - with tracking) Case specs: Diameter: 38mm Lug to lug: 46.5 Thickness: 11.9mm (with 3rd party sapphire caseback) Lug width: 20mm WR: 100m