| | |  | Watch Case Wrench - Opener | Home » » » 2 Prong Waterproof Watch Case Opener Remover Wrench | | | | | | | Description: | | 2 Prong Waterproof Watch Case Wrench. This is a new waterproof watch case wrench. It has adjustable tempered pins for easy use on water resistant cases. Its compact size makes it very convenient. This is a replacement for the Jaxa wrench. Tips adjust from 7/16" to 2 1/8" (11 mm to 54 mm). | | | Product Details: | | | Package Length:
| 2.6 inches | | Package Width:
| 1.7 inches | | Package Height:
| 0.7 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.15 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 34 reviews |
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7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
 Poorly made but it does the jobMar 15, 2009
By AYUAN
This watch wrench is made of 2 pieces of cast iron and one long screw. I will never consider if this is a piece of precision instrument. But I can use to open my watch case. Thanks Amazon.com for channeling the product here; otherwise I very unlikely deal with this vendor directly.
Not recommended if you can find other options.
7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
 It works, but be careful...Jan 27, 2009
By W. Ragsdill
This little device works well to open most screw back watches. Just be careful as this can scratch your base up if you are too heavy handed.
Not to be used with expensive watches.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
 It does the job...Jul 08, 2009
By M. Lunsford
This is a handy little case opener. It's easy to adjust, and it does exactly what it's supposed to do. Unfortunately it won't open watches with small holes on the caseback (Omega, IWC, Breitling, etc.) because the pins are elongated, and they won't fit in the holes. It's best for opening watches that have notches around the outer edge of the caseback (Tag Heuer, some Seikos, Citizens, etc.).
I'm thinking I might be able to file down the pins to make them fit into other watches. If I break it, so what. It was less than $5.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
It works and it's cheapJun 16, 2011
By LBF
The title about sums up the good parts... within a few minutes of getting it and opening a watch of mine for battery replacement I had the tool tore apart. The casting on mine was very poor quality, the case halves fit together with some big gaps and the pins wobbled so bad I scratched the back of my one case (Fossil) since it didn't have very deep notches in the case back. A little file work improved the fit of the two halves of the tool case and held the pins a lot straighter. That's about the point that I discovered that the one pin was drilled out at an angle causing the pin to pinch instead of slide. For as cheap as it was, I'm not sure it's worth my time shipping it back and trying for a better one, I'll probably just fish out my needle files and try to straighten the groove on the defective pin. I realize it's a cheap tool, but I had hoped for a little better quality than this....
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Basic workable tool - inexpensive, but solid metal constructionOct 14, 2011
By Mike the K
I opened my Seiko diver watch (which is about 34mm wide)fairly easily with
this tool after a few attemps to lock-in. There is some side to side play in the teeth of the tool, and of course; it only grabs at two points (? indentations in watch).
This watch-spanner tool, can open to a width of about 52mm maximum (give or take a silly mm).
Given the price-performance ratio I'm happy. For less than $10 I bought this tool and
batteries.
Using it it can slide around a little: on small delicate watches this might be a problem.
I only used it on the one (seiko) watch, so I can't say how it will grab on other size and shape
watch backs.
MK
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