$185.00

Vigor Watch Glass Crystal Fitting Removal Tool Removing Watchmaker
4.5 from 8 notes
A crystal lift with curved gripping jaws for removing and setting round unbreakable crystals without tension rings.
$169.99
Prices are as our retail partner last showed them.
| Reference | 4266 |
|---|---|
| Drawer | Case Opening & Crystals |
| What it is | A tool in its own right |
| Bench job | Opening and closing a case |
Our 4266 crystal lift grips round unbreakable crystals around the perimeter to compress them slightly for extraction or placement. You turn the knurled ring to draw the jaws inward together, freeing the glass from the bezel groove without stripping down the movement. Other variants of the 4266 pattern are listed separately.
Gripping jaws
The curved metal jaws close radially around the circumference of the crystal. As the mechanism tightens, the teeth compress the edge evenly so the crystal pops free of the bezel seat.
Knurled adjustment ring
We cut coarse knurling into the adjustment ring so your fingers do not slide while turning it under tension. Rotating the collar expands or contracts the jaw spread uniformly.
Direct dial access
The tool allows extraction of the glass straight from the front of the case. This gives direct access to the dial and hands for minor corrections or drying out trapped condensation.
Tension ring limitation
This pattern is designed for standard round plexiglass and acrylic crystals lacking an internal metal tension ring. Armored crystals with rigid metal rings will not compress under the jaws.
The rest of the 4266 line
$15.30
$44.06
$50.99
A note that touches this tool
Opening a stubborn case back
Snap backs against screw backs against monobloc cases, how a case key and its dies engage a fluted rim, why the case is held in a holder rather than in the hand, and what to do when the back has been opened badly before.
4266
$169.99



