Watch Strap Link Removal Repair Tool,Watch Band Bracelet Pin Remover Adjustment Kit,Spring Bar Tool with Extra pins

Unbelievable value for money. All the tools you need for adjusting watch straps etc. Loads of the spring clips to hold the strap to the watch. Spare tips for all the tools and all appears to be very good quality. I bought it as I am often asked by family to take links out of straps and had a cheap plastic one that came with a strap which i used before which finally broke. This one is metal and far stronger. Obviously care has to be taken using this type of tool as fine hard steel pins are needed to extract the strap link pins. It is a precision tool and needs treating as such.. The steel used for the pins is hard enough to push out the strap pins without damage but not too hard that they easily break. The fine tweezers in the kit are perfect and probably worth the money on their own. As well as good quality and well packed, all the pins etc are supplied in custom plastic cases, the tools come with protective covers over their tips. I was not expecting such good quality for all the tools in the kit and all the parts considering the price. I would definitely recommend this and would expect it to last many years.

So i have got a couple of watches and I'm planning to buy a few more over the next couple of years. Now rather than having to pay anything from £10 to £15 to get this done i thought id have a crack at buying a kit and doing it myself!Having looked at other kit options i settled on this due to the number of items you get for the monies.The best bit about this kit is all the different tools you get and i have adjusted 4 watches in total now and its been great and ive got the monies back on the investment.The one downside ive noticed though is the different pins that you used to hammer out the links easily bend which aint good because as you bend them back straight again they will loose their rigidity. Now you get a couple of them so its still well worth the purchase but just be warned when using them.Also the clamp to hold your watch link and to push out the pin is a bit finicky to use and i found using a hammer manually was better with the strap holder.Overall im very pleased with this kit and would happily recommend even with the couple of minor points i raised as you still get your monies worth.

Haven't had the chance to use all the parts since there are many... but the ones i used to fix a couple of straps were fine and useful. A cheap and good kit to have if you have multiple straps. The kit is simple and easy to use.

Excellent kit. It’s got everything one needs to remove/attach watch links, including many spare fittings. Purchase came with a handy bag to hold the contents of the kit as well as two instruction guides that clearly outline how to remove and attach links. I used it on a metal strap watch and it worked perfectly. Received super fast. Excellent value and high quality. Would recommend.

Comprehensive little kit with everything I needed to remove some links from a mid-range Tag Heuer. Very easy to use. Lots of spare parts. I would say there are better quality kits out there but as long as you're not a caveman this kit is up to the job. The only thing I had to do was put a folded piece of paper on the link removal tool base as it didn't raise high enough to align the watch strap with the pin but once I did that it removed the link pin with ease.

I bought this kit to do just one job - to remove two links from a Seiko Prospex bracelet. In short, it does the job.The kit contains everything you need and a lot more besides BUT all of the tools are very crude and make the job harder than it need be. There are various size push pins but none are marked to show a difference and the difference is so small that you keep having to experiment to find the right one. Each time you try the wrong one you are in danger of scratching your watch.There is a potentially useful holder for smaller spring remover forks etc but the both ends had been fitted cross-threaded in the factory making it impossible to change the fitting with finger-tips. The press tool was particularly bad, with such poorly made threads that the driver pin wobbled all over the place. No accuracy at all.NO watch-mender would dream of using these tools. They are some of the worst tools I have ever come across. The manufacturer really should be ashamed............... BUT, they do the job, so long as you are careful. It will take you longer but that won't matter much if, like me, you will only use them once in a blue moon. Hence 3 stars.IN CASE YOU HAVE NOT REMOVED A BRACELET LINK BEFORE.Cheap bracelets tend to have split-pins which can be removed with pins if you are careful but better quality bracelet have tiny little spring sleeves/bushes that are a bit more difficult to deal with - and VERY easy to lose! Some bracelets have bushes at either end of the pin and some, like my Seiko Prospex have single bushes located in the inner links, only held in place by the outer links. Plain pins are driven through the whole width and the bushes grip the pins to stop them falling out either side of the bracelet. It is simple but fiddly to do because the bushes are too small to manipulate with your fingers. If you are not careful, the bush flies away from your tweezers and they are hard to find! They are a fraction of the size of a grain of rice.All pins should be removed in the direction of the arrow shown inside the bracelet and replaced in the SAME direction.Top-notch bracelets need press-tools to remove and to replace the links. Don't even try it on your Rolex! Some links may be fixed with tiny screws but you are at GREAT risk of scratching it unless you know exactly what you are doing.

It’s a necessary kit if you’re a watch collector. I see some people complaining about the pins who allegedly broke. They don’t break. If you’re careful and treat the product and the watch as it’s supposed to be treated, they won’t break. There’s a variety of tools that you can use to remove bracelet pins and also lot’s of replacements and if some pins are tight just be gentle and patient. It’s not a car part. So don’t treat it like one, so that you won’t have to complain about it later. In general I recommend it 100%. It helps especially if you’re having bracelet watches like me.

È perfetto! Favoloso lo strumento per rimozione dei perni del braccialetto, ottimo il martelletto e le pinze sottilissime, c'è tutto il necessario per sistemare orologi e bracciali. Forse la qualità non è proprio al livello dello strumento professionale da orologiaio, ma per l'uso domestico e le piccole sistemazioni è più che valido! Ho riparato più di 7 orologi, niente del kit si è rotto o spaccato. Anzi, ho risparmiato tantissimo tempo e molte forze rispetto al quando sistemavo i cinturini dei nuovi orologi con il metodo classico col martello. Con gli strumenti giusti è un gioco da ragazzi: facile e veloce! Contento dell'acquisto, lo consiglio ad altri.

Ero un po’ incerto dopo aver letto alcune recensioni negative. Mi sono reso conto che a far la differenza è il modo in cui si utilizza il kit. Occorre seguire semplicemente le istruzioni allegate è tutto funzionerà a dovere. È un buon prodotto.

ho acquistato il kit perchè mi sembrava in assoluto di qualità migliore di altri.Effettivamente la qualità è notevole ma i primi utilizzi mi hanno portato a rompere alcune punte dell'attrezzo per rimuovere i pin delle maglie.Tuttavia, adesso che ho capito che bisogna rimuoverle senza forzare troppo devo dire che è un ottimo strumento.Ovviamente la qualità non è professionale ma per l'uso richiesto svolge il suo dovere senza problemi

Prodotti di ottima fattura quasi professionali. Per il prezzo pagato soddisfatto al 100%. Consigliato.

Kit molto semplice, non professionale ma molto utile per piccoli lavori. Usato per la sostituzione delle maglie del cinturino a 5 orologi. Tutto OK.