Eventronic【2025 Upgrade】Eventronic Watch Repair Kit, Professional Watch Battery Replacement Tool Kit, Watch Link & Back Removal Tool, Watch Tool Kit with Spring Bar, Case Opener, Link Remover, Carrying Case

At first, I wasn't sure about this watch repair kit, because I couldn't figure out how to use it. Then I looked at the instructions, and the images are self-explanatory. I needed to adjust the strap of one of my watches, that's why I decided to get this kit. Although, the image doesn't match exactly what I got - in terms of the layout of the tools. The case I got appears to be more narrow. This kit has so many pieces that I am not sure if I need even 10% of it. With this tool kit, I was able to easily push the pin out of the strap, and hammer it back in once I added a link. What's interesting is that this kit is Made in China, and yet the instructions have English, French, Dutch, Italian and Spanish... no Chinese. I only need the English.

This is a great product, the quality and number of the tools is impressive. Good value for the money.

Great

I have managed to work on three of my watches so far, and the kit has performed perfectly until now. The included tools are adjustable enough to suit all the watch styles I own. I would recommend it.

great product

Excellent tools

Surprised at how well the case removal tool worked.Wish there were more bits for that tool.I was able to get this tight enough to hold the case cover and get it back on a watch that I thought had stripped threads

I have a watch 'collection' comprised of about 10 moderately priced watches and a couple of cheaper digital sport watches. They are mostly from Fossil, a few from Guess, etc., none over $150 when I purchased them. During Covid I wasn’t going out anywhere that I felt the desire to dress up and wear coordinating or pretty watches, so I let all but 2 of the batteries go dead. When I 'emerged from hibernation,' I found out that it would cost about $20 to change each watch battery - omg, ridiculous! I watched a few YouTube videos [watch a few by "Long Island Watch" before trying this yourself], and figuring I could do it myself with little issue, purchased this Eventronic all-inclusive set. With the provided tools, I opened every watch back and photographed the old battery still in the compartment so that I could magnify the photo and see the replacement number I would need to order. I ended up needing to order 7 different types of batteries (all were available on Amazon) - I didn’t realize that almost every watch would require a different number battery!While using this set I came cross 2 issues. The first was that the 'pry knife' included in this kit was difficult to use. In my opinion, it was too thick to easily pry off the backs of many of my watches. Secondly, not all watch backs that are Press-Down (there are several types of watch backs - I encountered 3: Screw-Down, Press-Down, and those that use tiny screws), close back up easily. I ended up buying the TOPWAY Watch Press Tool for Closing Watch Back Covers (available on Amazon). Not only did it close several of my watches (with some effort), but it comes with 2 Watch Opener Knives that are different and easier to use than the one included in this set.If I had brought all my watches to a jeweler to simply replace their batteries, it would have cost me $200 plus tax. Buy purchasing this set, the watch press tool (each under $20) and about $10 worth of batteries, I saved myself over $150 and will forever be able to change my own watch batteries. I consider this a great investment - I’ve already offered to change the batteries in any family member's watch that needs it too.If I owned a really expensive watch, I’m not sure that I would have trusted myself to buy and use this set to change the battery, but now that I’m pretty good at it - maybe?