JOREST Watch Press Tool Set, Back Case Closer for Closing the Cover, Watch Battery Replacement, Watch Opener Remover, Repair Kit for Watches with A Pry Opening, Only for Round Dials

If you do your own watch repairs, like I do, you will find that a lot of watches have press on backs to the case. And this little gem rides to the rescue since they don't always come off our snap back on easily. So what do you get in the kit? Lightweight Base with twist bolt for pressure. 8 double sided dies to fit almost any case out there. A tool to pop the back off easily Link pin removal tools. Clear and easy to follow instructions The back removal tool blade is smaller than the one I had which made it even easier to remove case backs. Just follow the instructions and you'll see how easy it is to works well. You also never have to worry about battery live since. Worth the price and makes life easier. 5 stars.

Nicely made and the price is reasonable. It fit my watch perfectly and worked as expected.

This product was a life saver! I needed to close the back of my watch which I could not for the life of me do with my own strength...no matter how hard I tried...but this product worked in an instant...easy to put together and very easy to use! Comes with many parts for all types of jobs with watches.

There are quite a number of watch cover presses on Amazon, but I think this is the best one (short of purchasing a professional model for hundreds of dollars). The press is precisely machined in aluminum with stainless steel screw components. It comes nicely packaged with good instructions for assembly and use. The case molds are nylon (more durable than plastic found in less expensive presses) and have brass threaded inserts for mounting on the press to insure correct alignment. The 8 molds provide 16 different diameters ranging from 24 to 50 mm which should work for almost all round watches. The only negative that I have noticed so far is that the compression screw has just a bit of wobble, so if you're not careful the top mold can tilt slightly. This may actually be intentional to allow you to make slight adjustments in the press alignment, but on first use it took a couple of tries before I had the top mold in full contact with the case back. Once you achieve that, the press works perfectly. Update #1: I'm reducing my rating to 4 starts. I went back and read all the 1 star reviews and I now believe that the aluminum top piece may have a design flaw that could cause it to break under very high force loads. The piece should be wider in the middle (like the base) to provide more aluminum on either side of the main screw shaft. One could also ague that if you're applying enough force to break the aluminum top (or the nylon mold) you might be damaging your watch as well, and this is borne out in many of the pictures in the 1 star reviews. When working with fine watches, it is not a good idea to apply the old engineering adage "if it doesn't go easily, get a bigger hammer". As far as the instances of crystal breakage, I believe this may be due to an incorrect choice of bottom mold diameter - you have to make sure that the mold only contacts the watch body, not any part of the crystal. I don't recommend wrapping the watch in plastic wrap as they suggest in the instructions, as this makes it harder to visually determine that the mold is aligned correctly on the watch body. Unless your watch is made from very soft metal, or has some type of surface decoration, the mold should not damage the watch body. And finally, I agree with the reviewers that found that this device is not suitable for very small and/or very large watches. Update #2: I used the press to replace a broken crystal in my Skagen watch today. A "matching" crystal on esslinger.com was listed at $25.50 plus shipping, but I found a 3-pack of identical 32.5 mm double-domed "generic" crystals on Amazon for $6.99. I figured with a 3-pack I could break one or two mastering the process and still come out way ahead. Much to my surprise, I was able to replace the crystal on the first try - without removing the movement from the case. I took my time, repositioning the watch several times to make sure the mold pressed down on the full circumference of the crystal (as others have mentioned, you need to "fiddle" with the upper mold alignment to get it just right). Crystals require less pressure than case backs, so this was an easy task for the press. I've attached a photo (note: case scratches are from long ago - no case marks resulted from using the press).

Surprisingly well made for the price. Is it perfect? No. Is it worth every cent of the $13 I paid for it? Absolutely. The only minor problem was the adapters (or "molds" as the manufacturer calls them). While there are many, none seemed to fit my very common Timex watches very well. Not a deal breaker though.

This works well. I love that it is compact and easily stored. It was a good value for the money. I couldn’t get some of the watch backs on without this, but after receiving this, had no issues.

I have a Timex watch and changing batteries is easy but putting the back back on is not. This watch press tool worked like a champ and had the back in place in minutes. Perfect tool, works exactly as described.

After changing the batteries of two watches, with the assistance of the Jorest kit, I was unable to re-close the cases. Ordered this tool, which I received in two days. It requires a simple job of assembling the press and looks a bit flimsy , as compared to professional tools. Hence, I approached to the task of pressing the backs of the cases in the frame of the watches with a bit of concern and hesitation. Though I did not hear a snapping sound, as expected from the description, both cases closed well. with no problem and not a scratch. Just follow the instruction carefully and it appears that the work can be done safely. The tool is inexpensive and, logically, does not seem sturdy. Yet, it does what promised.

Parfait je peux changer les piles de toutes mes montres sans allez voir le bijoutier. Super économies et très efficace pour remettre en place le dos des montres je recommande les yeux fermés.

Ich habe mir die JOREST Watch Press ursprünglich gekauft, weil ich mehrere Uhren (u. a. Fossil und Esprit) öffnen und wieder sauber schließen wollte. Mit meinen bisherigen Werkzeugen war das ehrlich gesagt ziemlich mühsam – viel Kraftaufwand, rutschende Werkzeuge und am Ende oft schmerzende Finger. Mit diesem Set ist das komplett anders. Der enthaltene Uhrendeckelöffner funktioniert wirklich sehr gut. In Kombination mit der Antirutschmatte kann man die Uhr stabil positionieren und dann gezielt Druck ausüben. Das Öffnen der Gehäuse geht dadurch kontrolliert und innerhalb von Sekunden, ohne dass man abrutscht oder Gewalt anwenden muss. Auch die Presse selbst arbeitet sauber und gleichmäßig. Durch die verschiedenen Pressstempel lässt sich der Druck gut verteilen, sodass sich Deckel oder Glas präzise einpressen lassen. Besonders positiv: sehr gutes Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis viele nützliche Werkzeuge im Set stabile Positionierung der Uhr durch Matte und Konstruktion deutlich weniger Kraftaufwand als bei einfachen Werkzeugen Ich hatte vorher mehrere günstigere Werkzeuge ausprobiert, die entweder nicht richtig funktioniert haben oder extrem anstrengend zu benutzen waren. Seit ich dieses Set habe, benutze ich die alten Werkzeuge nicht mehr und werde sie wahrscheinlich weiterverkaufen. Fazit: Für Hobby-Uhrenreparaturen (Batteriewechsel, Glas einsetzen, Gehäuse schließen) ist dieses Set wirklich eine große Hilfe. Für den Preis eine klare Empfehlung.

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Przydało się kilka razy już, ułatwia zamykanie kopert bo kilka mam takich że nie idzie ich wcisnąć palcami.

Excellent product works very well and easy to use