Steampunk Goggles FTW

Goggles I made for my Halloween costume. Some screw here and there, gorilla glue as well. Most parts that look like they can move and spin do. Feel free to use it as a stock as well because, man, that is a creepy smile.

Parts and helpful tips:
(1) Opera binoculars.
(2) Go older! Antique shops are a treasure trove for really old watches, but be careful not to get scoundreled into paying more than $10 for a broken one. (Oh yeah, and try to only buy broken watches, old working watches are awesome and shouldn't be disassembled)
(3) Some parts were glue, most parts I put together using screws. Although you can use glue on the whole thing if you don't have a drillbit sitting around.

Bonus PROTIP: Typewriters also have some amazing parts that can be used. BE VERY CAREFUL WITH TYPEWRITERS. Everything is spring-loaded, and as anyone who has taken apart a playstation can tell you: if not disassemble properly it CAN cause some pretty bad cuts.

Bonus PROTIP again: I used Ski Goggles for a base to put everything on, it also makes it comfortable to wear. (I can wear these goggles all day easily enough)