Watch Repair Kit E·Durable 149PCS Professional Spring Bar Tool Set Strap Link Pin Removal Tool Set Watch Band Back Case Remover Opener Watch Repair Tool Kit with Manual and Carrying Bag

Excellent little kit I've replaced 3 batteries, regulated one of my automatic watches, fixed a broken bracelet and removed some links. I've used many of the individual components now and each seems to be well made and more importantly, they all function. Very well worth the price! Note: If you have a good quality watch with a pressed on back cover, you might want to think about buying a press to put the cover back on :)

Lots of vendors seem to be selling very similar kits to this so I took a lucky guess at this one. Everything included for me to change the battery in two watches and the bracelet of one of them. Got fed up of having to send my Bulova Accutron away every six months as my local jewellers refused to work on it on the premises. Tools seem fairly well made and easy to use so all in all, I’m very pleased with my purchase.

A decent kit with all you need to change batteries and alter strap links etc. Arrived today and tonight I changed the batteries in seven of my watches so already this has more than paid for itself....certainly worth the money !

This is a very comprehensive and useful kit for minor watch adjustments. I used it to re-size my partners Omega Seamaster stainless steel bracelet - but it is worth pointing out that the risk of damage to the watch is one you need to weigh carefully if you’re working on a prestige brand. I did so as I don’t have access to an Omega dealer locally, and I didn’t want to send it away. That said, I would advise against it unless you are willing to take the risk especially as the supplying jeweller will usually do this for nothing. If you do decide to do it, then its at your own risk. I took precautions to protect the highly polished and brushed elements of the bracelet having watched a couple of YouTube videos. I recommend 1) Some polyamide tape to protect from scratches. You just need very small pieces for the parts of the bracelet which are in the vice. 2) Make sure you understand which method your bracelet has for securing the pins, and how you deal with them. Some use tiny tubes or collars in the inner hinges, and others have equally tiny screws to hold the pins in place. Mine had the former and it was relatively straightforward to push out the pins (in the direction of the arrow on the back of the bracelet) and look out for the collars which are easily lost. I would be extra cautious with the screw type as it looks like they can be very tight, and you risk damaging the screw head if the tool doesn’t fit exactly. Again - I stress that I would be inclined to go to an authorised dealer if this is the case as they have the proper tools. For your cheap and cheerful watch repairs though, this kit is invaluable and has pretty much everything you will need. Just be careful not to damage your expensive watch.

quality number of pieces in the kit. Carry case is also lovely and convenient. Keeps everything organised. Used to fix links in watch after the lady in the watch shop rushed to do it and botched it up. Defo recommend for having available to change links/battery for your own watches or NOKs :-). Esp if you are someone with small wrists and generally need ALL your watches resizing :-)

I was at first skeptical about the tools. They look somewhat cheap made of plastic. The bag came with a lot of extras that anyone can say "nice!" to have them. The reason I bought this kit, because I took it to a shop and the watch was not seal properly. My transpiration got inside of the watch and I was lucky that the movement did not bad but the crystal was extremely foggy. Short and sweet story. I DO NOT know anything about movements until I screwed up my own watch. My watch is not fancy or very expensive, though it is all stainless steel and really well-built. So knowing myself that I should probably have looked videos on how to remove the crown and whatnot, I skipped all that and start to open it up. By the way, this bag has all the tool to open any watch, mini screw drivers to push or detach any thing on the watch. I, the n00b, jammed the movement between the 1 and 2 and after debating over taking the watch to a "real" watch repair shop and get robbed in the process; I relaxed and took it upon me to fix or destroy it. The latter I was able to remove the movement, clean the inside of the crystal, change the battery, put the links back together, close it, run again and before dinner. This kit saved me a good amount of money; I was happy with the results; and I learned the ins and outs of my watch. Next time, in 3-6 months, I'll do maintenance on my watches. The End.

The tools in this kit are well made and generally good value. However the first job in any repair is to get the back off the watch. Succeeded with my first watch because it had a notch. My second didn't and the tool supplied was far too blunt to prise it off. Now need to buy something else just to get started on my second repair. Needs a much thinner or better removal tool for snap on backs. Great shame otherwise would get 5 stars

This is an excellent starter kit for watch fixes. I needed some tools to open my wife's watch to replace the batteries. Found this kit and ordered it. I did not expect much as I just wanted it for a single use / fix. Well it was pretty impressive all what was there. A lot of tools for the price, seems to be a very good value. If you need a watch repair kit to replace a battery or adjust a band, you can't go wrong with this one.