Customer Reviews

SE Watchband Link Remover Tool

5 star:		(9)
4 star:		(6)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(4)

 

 

Used it to resize a new Citizens watch band. While it is for sure an inexpensively made tool, it did the job just fine. The pins it comes with are not the split pin type, but so what? If you are resizing a band you end up with extra pins anyway. All in all a tool that does the job for a very reasonable price.

I removed two links from a Citizen watch bracelet with this tool. No problems. Work under good light, push the link pin out in the direction of the arrow on the band, and turn the knob slowly until the pin pops out.

Watch / jewellery Pin link remover is a great gadget. Over the decades i have been to the jeweller too many times to get watch links added or taken out - so why didn't i buy this gadget sooner?

Its a great tool and pays for itself quickly! Just line your watch link up (the hole) and rotate the handle and the pin pushes out (beware as some watch links are spring loaded) and if you have titanium links, you may bend the metal pusher as it is stainless steel - not as hard at titanium.

Great device - use it twice and it has paid for itself!

I haven't had any issues using this tool. Removes pins easily and quickly. I recommend it.

-Schmidty

Cheaply made, not sure if the pins will last. The screw that drives the pin is made of plastic, movement is clumsy at best. If you plan to use more than just once, spend a few dollars more and get one with a metal screw.

Before purchasing this item I read the reviews. Honestly, I was nervous about what to expect. But at just a few dollars it was worth the risk. WHAT A PAY OFF! The tool worked smoothly. I adjusted three watches with absolutely no problems at all, saving myself the $45 I would have spent at the jewelers to get it done. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS TOOL - EASY, EFFECTIVE, INEXPENSIVE, DURABLE. The tool comes with extra tips in case some break. I did not break any at all. I think the only way they would break is by operator error - not lining the tip and the pin up properly and then cranking down too hard. If you have common sense and a good IQ this tool will work GREAT. You will not regret the purchase. If you struggle with either you may want to try the jewelers.

very easy to use, pays itself off in just one use. some people had mentioned that the screw heads are fragile, but I was able to use the same head for 3 watches. I highly recommend it considering how cheap it is

This tool is fairly easy to use and makes it much easier to remove watch pins and adjust watch bands. Just make sure you follow the arrow directions on the watch band for which way to remove the pins. I adjusted three watch bands in a short amount of time, including me and my wife trying them on to make sure they fit correctly.
The only reason I am rating this four stars instead of more is because of the quality of the tool and the usefulness of the included pins.

This is a great tool, very easy and simple to use, once you get familiar with it's operation idea, that's all... perhaps it should come with a simple instruccion sheet (actually it doesn't)!!!
Yes,It might be made from cheap materials, but it really gets the job done!, and I think that if you take good care, it will last for a long time at your service!! So I've already adjusted 3 watches, that could have cost me almost triple in a jewlery store, that the price that I paid for this simple tool... I mean, it really worth the price you pay for it!... and the best of all: YOU COULD DO IT YOUR SELF!!!

The product is made out of very cheap plastic, I was afraid of breaking the handle when I screwed it in, but it was fine. It came with 5 tips (because I guess other people break them? I didn't). The product worked for what I needed it for without any real issues. I realized that the slot on the bottom is a band holder where you could hammer the pins back in if you need to. Overall it works, if you want it cheaper, go to Ebay and get the same exact one for less than a buck, just give it some time to ship :P