Seiko Mod Hands — Compatible with NH35/NH36 & NH7x
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7 hand sets designed for Royal Oak and Nautilus-style Seiko mod builds. Choose from V1 polished sets with mirror-finished surfaces, V2 brushed sets with satin centers and C3 lume, or the Elongated set proportioned specifically for the Royal Oak 41 mm case. Every set fits all NH-series movements including the NH35, NH36, NH70, NH71, and NH72. Available in silver, gold, and rose gold. Movement compatibility: All hand sets fit the full NH35 family (NH35, NH36, NH38, NH34 GMT) and the NH70 skeleton family (NH70, NH71, NH72). The pinion sizes are identical across all Seiko NH movements. Case fit: V1 and V2 sets work in all Nomods cases — Seikonaut, Petrichor, Royal Oak 37 mm, and Royal Oak 41 mm. The Elongated set is specifically proportioned for the Royal Oak 41 mm case, where the longer minute hand reaches closer to the chapter ring. Watch out: When matching hands to a skeleton dial, choose a hand color that contrasts with the movement bridges for readability. Silver hands on an NH72 (dark bridges) offer the best legibility. How to Choose Your Hands V1 Polished vs. V2 Brushed: The V1 sets have a full mirror polish on every surface, which catches light and gives a dressier look. The V2 sets feature brushed center links with polished edges and applied C3 SuperLuminova for nighttime legibility. If your build prioritizes a clean, dressy aesthetic, go V1. If you want better lume performance and a more tool-watch feel, go V2. Color matching: For the most cohesive look, match your hand finish to your case and dial. Silver hands pair with silver cases, silver index dials, and waffle dials on neutral cases. Gold hands look best with gold or two-tone cases. Rose gold hands complement rose gold cases and warm-toned skeleton dials. Mixing metals intentionally — like silver hands on a gold skeleton dial — can also work, but keep it to two tones maximum. Elongated set: The Elongated hands were designed for the Royal Oak 41 mm case specifically. The minute hand is longer than the V1