210 PCS Watch Repair Kits, Including Watch Battery Change Kit

A closer look

Sizing a metal link band or swapping a dead battery should not mean marring the lugs with an improvised blade. We put together the holders, back openers, and spring bar tools needed to steady the case on a desk. The complete list of piece shapes is printed in the maker label beside this.

• Opening watch backs. Prying a snap back or turning a threaded case requires firm contact so the tool does not skate across the polished steel. We include the dedicated case openers to grip those shallow notches squarely.
• Adjusting link bands. Driving friction pins out of a metal bracelet is simple when the link sits supported in a slotted block. The included pin tools push straight along the pin channel instead of bending under thumb pressure.
• Seating spring bars. Changing leather straps or shortening a clasp means working the tiny shoulder on a spring bar. The forked tips fit into the lug gap to compress the spring without chewing up the inner finish.
• Zippered bench storage. Everything packs flat into a zippered bag so fine tips and case wedges do not rattle loose in a drawer. The manual inside outlines the common steps for opening cases and swapping bands.