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joecb wrote:
looks really great!! I am not familiar with "Suppa parts" can you explain it for me.
The suppa parts adapters work with the Citizen divers that are like this one (auto-zilla, eco-zilla, stainless and titanium). All of these watches come with a rubber strap that is fitted into the case, there are no lugs or lug bars on these Citizen divers.
The suppa parts are perfectly machined to drop right in and allow the use of any 24mm strap.
4 screws on the back and the ring comes off allowing the citizen rubber strap to easily come off.
Below is the citizen rubber strap with the metal where the screws pass through to hold it in place.
Below is the suppa parts adapter to allow lugs, lug bars and 24mm straps.
below you can see how they easily drop into place.
The ring goes on and screw it back down. The case back is never opened during this installation process as you can see.
below is a bad lume shot but you can see the blue color is really nice.
thanks for the breakdown, steve, and the really great photos. I didn't realize the ecozillas were made up of parts like this, I never saw one in the wild...
No one I have dived with has owned one on or off the job,.