210 PCS Watch Repair Kits, Including Watch Battery Change Kit

A closer look

Opening a watch back or swapping a link usually fails when a tool slips across polished steel. We put the holder, case openers, screwdrivers, and strap pin tools into one zippered bag so you can steady the case before you apply torque. It keeps small hardware from wandering off the desk.

• Holding the case steady. The dedicated holder clamps the watch body so your hands stay clear of the case back while you turn the opener. That keeps the tool from skating across the metal.
• Driving links and pins. Sized drivers and pin pushers line up square against the bracelet links. You get direct force along the pin axis instead of bending it sideways on the bench.
• Opening threaded and snap backs. Different case backs need different approaches. We include wrenches for notched screw-down backs and thin edges for popping snap-fit covers without chewing the lug area.
• Packed in a zippered bag. Everything sits in dedicated slots inside a zippered bag that lays flat under your work lamp. Small drivers and tips stay put instead of rolling onto the floor.