151 PCS Professional Watch Repair Tool Kit

A closer look

Opening a snap back watch without scuffing the steel takes the right edge, not brute force. We packed the case knives, pin punches, and link tools into one zippered nylon pouch. You can resize a metal bracelet or swap a dead cell on the table without chasing loose parts across the room.

• Opening watch backs. Prying a case lid with a pocketknife often slips and leaves a deep scratch. Our case opening knife and adjustable back wrench give you steady leverage against screw down rings or press fit lids.
• Sizing metal bands. Metal bracelet pins like to jam when pushed at an angle. The dedicated link remover and small hammer let you drive link pins straight out without marring the finish on the links beside them.
• Handling spring bars. Changing a leather strap usually means fighting a tiny spring loaded collar. The spring bar tool catches the ridge of the pin cleanly so it slips out of the lug instead of shooting across your workspace.
• Organized zippered storage. Loose punches and spare pins tend to vanish into desk drawers. Every driver, pair of tweezers, and replacement pin stays secured in elastic loops inside the nylon case until you need the next size.