Kingsdun Watch Repair Kit, Professional 208Pcs Watch Battery Replacement Tool Watchband Link & Back Remover, Spring Bar Tool Kit with Carrying Case & Instruction Manual (Blue)

If you just need to change your batteries, adjust the bracelet on a watch, change straps or replace spring pins then this is a great little kit. These tools are not going to make you a watchmaker or allow you to do complex repairs like replacing a crystal. However if you are just doing DIY adjustments or battery replacements this kit is fine. The tools are decent quality and everything you need is in there. The Pin Pusher works great, the case back remover is adequate and functional while the case vise is not the greatest it does the job. These are not professional grade tools but they will allow you to do basic repairs without damaging your timepieces. For $18 USD this is not a bad purchase, it works as intended. ** Note ** The replacement spring pins that come in this kit are garbage, toss them and buy good stainless steel ones.

Great tool kit. Great value. Functions perfectly on watches. Has paid for itself three times over just replacing my own batteries. Not too thick for storage. Nicely designed bag. Easy to remove batteries or to do more serious watch repairs

I bought the Kingsdun Watch Repair Kit mainly to replace a few watch batteries and adjust some watchbands, and I’m impressed with how much it offers for the price. The kit includes just about everything you’d need—back removers, link pin tools, spring bar tools, and a solid variety of small parts—all neatly packed in a zippered carrying case. The build quality of the tools is decent for the price point, especially for light to moderate use. The included instruction manual is helpful for beginners, though some steps could be clearer or benefit from better illustrations. I had to look up a couple of tutorials online for clarification. The tools aren’t professional-grade, but they’re more than adequate for home use and occasional repairs. The blue color is a nice touch, making the set easy to spot in a drawer or toolbox. Overall, it’s a solid buy for anyone wanting to save money on watch repairs or get into DIY work. Just be gentle with the tools and take your time if you’re new to this kind of thing.

Is it the best quality ever? No. Does it matter? Also no. This kit is a really straightforward and well put together package that allows you to do a bunch for a good price. Common watch jobs it can't do: - replacing the case crystal - replacing the watch hands So basically if you drop the money you saved on a watch hand press and a crystal press you can basically do whatever you want to a watch. You wouldn't start a watch repair business with these tools, but let's face it, 99.9 percent of people looking at this wouldn't do that anyways. It's a serviceable kit that does a bunch for a fraction of the cost.

Over the years I had collected a box of wrist watches that needed new batteries and/or new bands. I’ve never had the proper tools to do the job and made do with anything in the draw that might work. This kit was what I needed and I don’t know why I waited so long. Every watch in the box is now ticking with new batteries and bands. I almost feel like a jeweler!

My wife has a favorite watch and the battery died. The back was screw on and I had nothing that would work. I looked at all the tool kits available and decided the Kingsdun kit looked the best. I ordered it and as with many products I was hoping it would come close to my expectations. When I unzipped the case and looked inside and then opened the instructions. I was blown away. The instructions are actually way better than I expected and very concise. The 3 point tool to unscrew the back is a little looser than I might like, but within about 3 minutes I had the case off. I changed the band while I was at it and the tool to take out and put back the pins works wonderfully. Less than 30 seconds to change each pin instead of the cussing and breaking fingernails. The kit comes with lots of pins for almost any length needed. I feel like I am ready to tackle almost any band, battery or other general repair on our watches now. I am just Very Very Happy with this kit and the price is very reasonable.

My buddy has a Rolex. He was complaining about it costing him $300 to get it serviced (battery changed, add a link, etc). I told him I would do it for $150 (I needed the beer money), and he trusted me so he agreed! Now, I have no formal watch repair training, but what I do have, is this kit (now), and YouTube! At first glance and appearance, the kit is a decent size, seems and appears durable, and has many components that a watch repair(er?) would need (I assume, again, no formal training). The tools performed well, I was able to rip the guts out fairly easily and with semi-accuracy. It was versatile, and appears to work properly. Pretty stoked, when I gave my friend his watch, it “slipped” in the driveway so as to mask the all the other damage I had done to it……Overall good buy!

It comes with a lot of tools for the price, however, the tools don’t feel tight in your hands, constant slippage, with loose threads on the implements making it feel cheap. The most useful tool is the mallet and the watch pin remover and the pry bar. The teeth on the watch plate remover feel cheap and have already started to break apart at the tips after only fixing three watches. The tool slips and doesn’t grasp tightly even with the watch vice used simultaneously. Fine aspects of the purchase are the replacement pins, the mallet, and the pin remover along with the nice, simulated leather pouch.

Seems good. I wouldn’t use the spring bar remover but the screwdriver seemed to work well. The pin pusher wasn’t really what I was after if you lift the watch it reduces the depth you can go. Guess for its intended use it will be good enough. Tweezers are good. Not used much else yet.

Besides for watches, these little tool kit was so handy and the price was fantastic. Save me taking some of the watches to have their batteries change and get charge an arm and a leg. To me was a must have kit, worth spending on.

ordered because I purchased an omega but due to lockdown it was not wearable until the shops opened due to a bracelet change required. with this and a bit of youtube I did it myself, perfectly due to the good kit

I loved this kit as it came with a premium leather bag to carry all these accessories. There is mostly all the things which are required to fix a watch or replace it's cell. Basic know how booklet is also there.

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