4 Sizes Watch Case Opener Tool Kit (34.5mm) - Professional Watch Repair Screwdriver Set for Watch Back Cover Removal - Perfect for Watchmakers, Jewelers & DIY Watch Battery Replacement at Home
$15.15
$20.2
Safe 25%
4 Sizes Watch Case Opener Tool Kit (34.5mm) - Professional Watch Repair Screwdriver Set for Watch Back Cover Removal - Perfect for Watchmakers, Jewelers & DIY Watch Battery Replacement at Home
$15.15
$20.2
25% Off
Delivery & Return: Free shipping on all orders over $50
Estimated Delivery: 10-15 days international
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Description
Functionality: 1. Suitable for helping to open the back case of the watch, used by watchmakers to open the back cover of the watch 2. Must be used with the handle of the watch opener for easy opening of the case from the back of the watch. 3. Full steel material construction ensures maximum durability and high strength. 4. Small in size and portable in design, it is easy for repairmen to carry and use. 5. Exquisite workmanship and reasonable design, no scratches for the watch surface. Specification: Condition: 100% Brand New Item Type: Watch Case Matrix Material: all steel Usage: Helps to open the back case of the watch, used by watchmakers to open the back cover of the watch List of packages: 1 x Watch Case Matrix
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This seems to be an excellent quality tool. Sadly, my pre-ordering measurement of my watch was a tiny bit off, and the tool was not quite large enough. (Now I know my digital caliper is likely not quite as accurate as I believed.)Also, other shoppers may need to know -- My watch is a Swiss Army/Victorinox, not Rolex. The angle of the teeth on the tool is a little more vertical, while those on my watch back are more horizontal. Even if I'd gotten the size exactly right, I'm not sure if the teeth would have been able to engage well enough to work. I don't have a Rolex handy for reference and wasn't able to discern this difference in any of the photos I found while trying to locate a suitable tool.
