JOREST Watch Link Removal Kit, Resizing Tool for Bracelet Adjustment & Replacement, Pin Remover for Sizing Strap, Watch Adjuster, Hammer for Watch Repair, Adjust Band, with User Manual, Punches

I collect watches, I recently discovered I had 7 watches that need links removed. I recently moved to California and when I found a watch repair he wanted to charge 50$ a watch! I couldn’t believe it, as I was used to paying 10$. I hopped on Amazon and find this product with great reviews. For the price, I had to try. It came today. The instructions weren’t very clear to me, so after trial and error (about 40 min), I finally figured it out. So easy once you get the hang of it. It was taking me about 6/7 min to take links out from both sides of my watches. Great product! And so many extra pieces. Even if you only have a single watch that needs links removed, it will pay for itself.

Good kit at a fair price. Lots of extra spare parts, too. The extraction vise is plastic, but it performs fine. The extra parts were a life-saver. I used the kit on a new Citizen Skymaster's bracelet. I had to remove a link on each side, which was easily done, but Citizen uses smooth pins and two microscopic roll pins, one on each edge, to keep them in place. There was just no way it was going to go back together. But looking in this kit, there was a supply of cotter pins like most watches use. I just picked two of the right length, used the soft end of the mallet, and Bob was indeed my uncle.

I've struggled sizing the pins and collars bracelets on Citizen watches...with this I was done in 5 mins.I felt so stupid before this not any more !Not fancy, probably won't last forever, but darn if it didn't save my cheap butt sizing bracelets !

It worked for my watch I needed to resize. Unfortunately two of the screwed push rods broke in the process of removing a link. All in all the product did its job but two pin pushers broke in the process. Thankfully it comes with multiple replaceable pin pushers

Worked perfectly! For a couple of minutes of reading and figuring it out, much more efficient with your time and money than toking it to a jewelry store and having them do it for $20-25.

Used to change battery in an old watch and remove pins, made the removal a breeze and was a great value for its price. Comes with extra parts in case anything breaks.

Apparently for removing bracelet "pins" that hold the individual links together. No real instructions but various tools and extra pins for those who apparently have done this before. I will let a watch professional resize my new watch's bracelet!

It’s plastic but it works very well. Just out of the box and I had made the adjustments I needed.