Wrist & StyleProfessional Screwdriver Kit by W&S for Watches, Glasses and Accessories: (10pc Tool Set) - to Adjust, Remove, Replace and Repair - Stainless Steel Professional - 10 Piece

Finally, a mid-range priced set of micro drivers! I have a ton of watches, and it costs a small fortune now and then to deal with battery changes in the quartz models -- when twenty or thirty watches at one time need a new battery, even at ten bucks a watch, it adds up quick and the Swiss ones usually run me about $15 each.I have started acquiring watch tools, starting with doing my own bracelet adjustments, but, in terms of actually getting into a watch for battery changes, it seemed the only options were super cheap tools in limited sizes that get awful reviews, or dropping well over a hundred bucks on some specialty tools from Europe.Coming in at around thirty five bucks, and providing a full ten piece set, this was an ideal buy. They give the smallest range drivers for versatility and I found the tips to be perfectly machined and with plenty of strength. They rotate easily in the hand, are easily controlled, and I just have zero complaints at all with this wonderful set. I have bought "cheap" sets previously, and they were a joke. This is more then quality enough for basic watch or jewelry work and is still less than half of the lowest cost of any other "decent" set I can find (which normally only comes with five size options).To test the use, I had a Swiss quartz model and the seconds hand on the chronograph was sticking, even though the rest of the time keeping was fine, so my thought was possible low battery, failing to power that particular motor. I decided to order these tools to take the plunge on doing my own battery change, since the particular watch had an easy access caseback, making it seem a somewhat simple job.This set had the tools I needed, from the four screws on the caseback, to the battery retainer screw. A mild learning curve to get it done (lost and found an essential screw, twice!) but, about a half hour later, new battery installed, watch re-assembled, and, as I suspected, the new battery solved the issue, and the chrono feature works perfectly again. So, this already saved me the thirty five bucks it would have cost to get the watch examined and battery replaced.This tool set gives me the confidence to consider my own battery changes from now on, depending on how confident I feel with caseback removal (I have a number of tools for that job, but some are just quite stubborn or require more disassembly than I feel doing, on my own), so I'm thankful to have found it, and it will more than pay for itself as time goes by.The tools also have small enough ones for me to do bracelet adjustments on my Swiss models with screw in bracelet fasteners on the links. So, that saves me money as well.Watch work is my main need, and this was a perfect find.I do wish it came with some sort of basic case, even if it pushed the price up a bit, but, as others have mentioned in their reviews, I will just use the packaging in which it arrived, which is adequate. The back piece, held behind the drivers, gives you the sizes for each driver, and I taped that in place, adding a bit of stability. Not fancy or attractive, but the end result is that it holds the drivers and closes securely. So, be careful in unpacking, if you want to preserve the package as your case.For anyone seeking a quality small tool set without a big price tag, this is the best option I have found.Highly recommend!

I was not sure what to expect when I ordered this micro-screwdriver set from a company I never heard of. I half-expected a set made in China using inferior materials and marginal workmanship. A cheap set to be used once or twice and then discarded.I was very pleasantly surprised by this product. Workmanship appears to be excellent. Everything from the knurling on the handles, to the free-spinning fingertip knob, to the individual tips, all appear to be first rate. Materials used appears to be very good, as well. No cheap black steel, the parts appear to be genuine stainless.I haven't truly tested their strength, but I did use the 0.8mm screwdriver to remove and re-install several screws when adjusting my Citizen Signature Courageous watch band. It easily handled the task without bending, twisting or deforming. (I bought this set specifically for that purpose, to handle the tiny screws that hold the watch band links together.)The plastic package comes in handy as a temporary storage case. Slots hold each individual screwdriver securely. The package conveniently hinges open and closed. And slots are appropriately labeled to ease the selection process. And there is no need to cut the plastic package, just a little fingertip pressure is all that is needed to pry the package open.The only constructive criticism that I have is that I would suggest making each tip reversible, so that a spare is always handy. This would not only add convenience for the user, but it would probably reduce the number of claims that the manufacturer would have to deal with for the lifetime warranty support.I looked long and hard for any clues as to where the set was manufactured. However, I couldn't find any labels or markings. Regardless of origin, the set appears to be of high quality and I am very happy with it.Enclosed are a few photos showing some of the details discussed above.

If you’re not ready for Bergeon, this is a wonderful step up from very cheap introductory tools. My only desire is that the tips on some of the smaller screwdrivers are a little brittle. I had trouble with them after a few uses. But the handles are all very solid and it’s a major step up from the cheapies. Still, I have 2 Bergeon screwdrivers and it’s wild how much better they are. It’s not to say these aren’t worthy! But you’ll spend 5-6 times this for a set of Bergeon. For now, these will do splendidly.

I bought these, after searching and researching extensively, based upon the review. I’m so glad that I did! I didn’t want to spend a ton of money on one of the smaller professional sets by other brands, as I really only need these to resize watch bracelets with screw links from time to time.I’ve only used them once so far, but the feel, performance and quality are just awesome! I ordered an aftermarket bracelet for my Seiko SRPD79, which came with a screwdriver for the links. The provided screwdriver was garbage. As soon as I used one of these babies, it was so smooth and effortless!I’ve had several other screwdrivers that came with budget watch repair kits, and they were all garbage. You can see and feel the quality of these. If you’re on the fence, just buy them! If you have a watch collection, you’ll definitely save money over time by resizing your bracelets yourself, as opposed to having a jeweler or watchmaker do it.