Vastar Watch Band Link Remover Tool - Watch Repair Kit, 29 Pieces Watch Link Remover Kit, Watch Band Tool

The media could not be loaded. Used it to fix a watch for my husband. (Got the watch on Amazon BTW! Great watch!!)He’s slim so watches are always HUGE on him. Was going to take it to the jewelers but I thought I’d try taking on this task alone.I figured it out in less than 5 minutes. In 10 minutes the watch was done. Just awesome.Never have to go to the jewelers to resize a watch again! Buy this one guys!

I bought this to help me remove links on my Seiko 5 watch. The tools that are included in this kit make easy remove/add links on any watch. It comes with a paper guide that shows you how to chamge links and even take the band out. Also, it comes with extra bits incase you break anything and comes with extra springs for watch bands. HOWEVER, some of these tools are delicate I ended breaking and chipping some of the smaller parts. Nevertheless, it great tool to have and will get the job done.

I purchased two watches and needed them sized, in the past jewlers typically charge $25 $30 so I decided to try this kit out and it worked great although I only used the block, hammer and punch tools and was done in less than 10 minutes. Excellent product

This works well and is very affordable. I'm pleased with my purchase and would buy it again. Are any of the included tools what I'd call quality? No, but I didn't expect them to be for the price. But for adjusting a few watch bands at home this is the great tool.

It was a little difficult at first to figure out how to use it in to put the watch band in to keep it steady but once we did it on the first watch we were good for the second and third

With no previous experience, I was able to replace the butterfly clasp and remove a link from my watch bracelet. Found both the hammer and the screw tool useful.

Simple enough and the tools were sturdier than the one that came with our (Amazon-purchased) chain link Apple Watch band. There are also plenty of replacement needles which is a plus

I've resized 6 watchbands and changed one watch strap. Five of the bands were easy to resize and one had pins I thought would never come out. On the stubborn band, I tried the screw thing but that just bent the punch. The hammer and punch procedure finally worked, but 2 punches got bent. Not sure if the bent tools are good enough to remove another stubborn pin. The watchstrap removal/installation tool works great.