speed service watchmaker kit for changing bracelets 15 tools for watches

We assembled kit 7813 for sizing metal links and swapping straps at the bench. It packs screwdrivers, a spring bar tool, flat nose pliers, tweezers, a hammer, and a pin pusher into a single fitted case. Everything sits in cut foam so tools do not knock together between adjustments.

Fitted holding block

The grooved block supports links square to the bench while you drive pins out. It holds the bracelet steady so the pin pusher tip stays aligned with the link hole.

Dual head hammer

One face is steel for firm taps on link pins, while the nylon face meets surfaces where bare metal would mar. The light handle gives direct control over each blow.

Pliers and tweezers

Flat nose pliers grip stubborn friction pins once started from the link. Our tweezers pick up loose spring bars, collar sleeves, and split pins from the bench without fumbling.

Storage in foam

The zippered case holds every handle, point, and loupe in dedicated foam cutouts. Spare tips and replacement pins stay sorted rather than rolling loose across the workspace.