192 PCS Watch Repair Kit, Link Removal Tool Case Opener Spring Bar

I would recommend this kit for anyone who still uses mechanical wristwatches and wants to be able to do minor repairs on them. I’ve used it to adjust wrist bracelets and replace broken pins. I’ve also used it to open up the backs of quartz watches to change the battery. It’s got all the basic tools you need at a reasonable price point. So if tinkering is your thing, this will give you the tools to do it.

Comes with everything with a great price

Alright, to put it in a nutshell, this kit is probably worth your time given all you get. However there are some pretty important things that were missed during design of the more important and more frequently used tools which you should know about. To elaborate on what I don't like 1. The caseback opening tool is horrible. It's too thick making it impossible to open tight casebacks, made of cheap metals so it bends too easily and isn't large enough to afford a good hand purchase when gripping it. 2. The spring pin tool isn't deep enough inside the claw to effectively grasp the pins at times if they're mounted far enough inside the lugs. It's infuriating when you can't get a simple spring pin out due to the design of a tool that's supposed to make this possible and easy. On watches where the spring pins are easy to access it works relatively well but this issue could probably be remedied by dremelling more groove into it. I'm too lazy to do this on such an inexpensive kit. 3. The pins for the caseback removal tool come soaked in machine oil so you'll have to do a little cleanup when you get it. Works fine for my 42mm watches, but I am not sure if it would handle anything larger in diameter to be honest. 4. The spring bar pusher (blue square tool) bent first use, rendering it inoperable. Things I like: I like that the kit included a hammer. I'm not sure when I'd need a little hammer but it's a cool addition in case I do I guess. I like the small screwdrivers, they're small enough to do real work and fit all smaller screws I've come across. I like the tweezers. They're low-ish quality but are long and ergonomic. The tips are needle-point enough to be effective inside a watch case. Overall, it's alright as a backup kit and I'll purpose it as such. However, there are a number of better options out there with toolsets that are just what you need and nothing more. Check out the AGPTek kit, the Cronton kit is nice and the Esslinger Deluxe Watch Repair Tool Set will see you through most any advanced job you might find yourself trying to complete. Edit: Ohuhu has contacted me and offered to send me a new kit due to the quality problems I experienced. They even offered to refund me a small amount of money based on my experience which I did not take advantage of. I have received the new kit and it appears to be of slightly higher quality than the previous. Because of Ohuhu's commitment to keeping in the know of customer experience, I'm bumping to 4 stars. It would seem that if you end up having an issue with one of their many products available, you can rest easy knowing that they will make every attempt to make things right and remedy the situation. For this reason alone I am left with a good experience overall and am bumping to 4 stars instead of the previous "average" of three.

Ohuhu Professional Watch Repair Tool Kit In summary, this tool kit got the job done. I used five tools: The Watch Back Pry Opener, Spring Bar Removal Tool, Adjustable Case Opener, Tweezers, and the Hammer. I had three watches to replace batteries and got the job done using those tools from the kit. The tools are fine for my simple applications. I will update when I use more of the tools and give you my after-thoughts. The Watch Back Pry Opener was slick to use opened my back covers of two watches easily without any difficulties. Spring Bar Removal Tool did a fine job of releasing the Spring Bar from my watch. Seems like it is good quality did my simple jobs. The Adjustable Case Opener is difficult to get it to connect to the watch back but it didn’t connect the way it should; however, I got the back loose with this tool. So this tool wasn’t the greatest but I still got the back off not working the tool the way it was designed to do. In addition, I used the hammer on the plastic side to tap my back cover back into place on two watches, did a fine job. I do not know if these tools will bend after use because I didn’t use all of them. On the other hand, the Screwdrivers have a screw on the side to tightened the screwdriver blade in place they were all loose and need to be tighten but haven’t figure out how to do it or what tool to do it with. Up-date later if I find out the answer to this problem. I am not using these tools yet but could be used in the future to loosen my screws on the back of one of my watches and one of the screwdrivers do fit the screw on the back of one of my watches. This fourth watch with screw back doesn’t need a battery replacement yet so this Screwdriver tool is not needed yet. The tools function well for simple applications like prying open a back cover and to loosen springs pins from the band. The tweezers did fine job using to get my batteries out of their slots and holding the batteries to remove them. The hammer I used to tap the cover back in place did a fine job. Keep in mind; I am giving this tool kit a 5 star rating because it got the job done. Without this tool I am not able to get the job done. No tool I used bent or broken yet but I only used five of them that is it and got the job done. Update if any changes in the future.

High Quality Tools. I had one watch repaired (battery replaced) within 30 minutes if receipt of the kit. It was a dive watch and I had to use that wrench with the three moving parts. It would have been difficult if the tool was cheaply made and had slop on the gears, but it was not. The construction is all metal and the lash is reasonable and gripped the back of the watch chase tightly for a clean grip and easy removal. I can't believe it's this inexpensive. every other tool looks and feels high grade. I'm going to get every other watch in the house running and I will report any tool failures.

Excelente muy util

If you are just going to change some batteries and maybe adjust a watch band, this kit is ok. That's the short review. the long one follows. So I bought this kits because I was tired of paying someone in the mall $15 to change a battery in my watch every time one died. Consequently, a lot of my watches sat in a box, dead, for a long time. I resolved this year to get all of them running and started pricing kits to make it happen. I finally settled on this one. I'm not really sure why, though. All of the kits look alike. I think I just got tired of looking, and it had a case. Anyway, it arrived in two days, (Prime rocks) and I took it home to get to work. This first thing I tried to use was the watchmakers knife to pop the backs off of some of my watches. This is a worthless tool. It is made of (I'm guessing) aluminum and bent every time I tried to pry the back off of a steel cased watch. I have since thrown it out and replaced it with a watchmakers knife that I found at Walmart of all places. The large tweezers work well for removing batteries and the small screwdrivers are ok too. They were bent when I got them but were easy to straighten. The small pin tools were the same way. Bent but easily fixed and work just fine. The case holder is cheaply made and doesn't hold your watch well. Because it's not adjustable, it put a lot of pressure on one of my chronograph watches buttons. I wasn't a fan of this and ended up not using it much after that. The case wrench is ok. Not great and not bad, just ok. All in all, this kit is ok (minus the knife) for changing some batteries and saving yourself some cash at the mall. I was able to change all of the batteries in all my watches with this kits and adjust one band.

Excelente producto

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good quality for the money does the job

Does the job done and may be more than that.

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