selizoselizo Watch Link Remover kit Watch Band Tool with 10 Extra Pins for Watch Band Link Pin Removal and Watch Sizing

Despit the other reviews here, I was able to use this with no problem. Now that said, the watch I serviced didn't have super tight pins in the bracelet. I had to use a piece of cardboard to raise the braclet so the screw pusher and elevator wouldn't collide, but I feel like that would be an issue on any device like this. No broken pieces for me. Be easy, go slow.

Works as expected

It's very cheap, so I did not have high expectations. If I was a jeweler or used this often, I would not buy it. But for somebody who may use this 1 or 2 times in their life then probably misplace it before they need it again, it's fine. The round metal plate that you can unscrew to help align the watch with the pin is terrible quality. It did not unscrew enough for me to align my watch with the pin. I just folded up some paper and put it underneath to use as a shim, which me to get the correct height on my watch band so that the pin pusher would align. Once I did that, it worked. Yes, you have to look very carefully to line it up, it has nothing to help you do that. But it comes with many extra push pins, so if you mess up, you got many more chances. Good cheap tool for DIY folks that won't use it often enough to care about buying the best tool.

I have to be honest, I reviewed the comments on this item before I purchased it and I was weary at first. Many comments saying the pins break and it's difficult and not worth the money. I have no clue what those reviewers may be smoking on (obviously good stuff), because this watch tool worked 100% with no instructions needed. I have never done anything like this before and decided to try this on my new Bulova watch. It was a piece of cake. The item comes in a box, tear off a piece or two of the box and make a shim; insert the shim at the bottom and put the link you are removing on the shim. Once there, line up the pin with the direction of the arrows (do not go against the arrows on your watch band!), make sure you have it centered and it is not pushing into the side or mis-aligned. Once you have it as straight as you can, turn the knob to press the pin out in the direction of the arrow on the watch band. Turn the knob the opposite direction, removing it from the link, then pull the pin out of the link and remove the link. It's that simple. I do not understand how some reviewers are breaking pins and blaming the tool, that seems like user error... I did not break a single pin or even bend the tip.I watched one YouTube video and all-in-all it took me under 15 minutes, to remove 6 links. A store would charge you $15+, for something you can do for the rest of your life with this tool.

A number of the reviews I read before purchasing this watch band link remover were not positive but the price was right. The little height adjustable platform was very imprecise as reported by others. Nonetheless, I tried to use this on a watchband for an Omega Seamaster 200 and it failed for two reasons:1. The pusher pins aren't long enough to push the internal watch band link connector pins past the second internal friction bushing.2. When I screw the height adjuster up high enough to align with the tool's pusher pin, the screw unit that holds the pin hits against the side of the height adjuster table with the result that the pusher pin can't reach the watch band at all.I figured that I wouldn't be totally pleased with the quality of the product but I had hoped that it would at least work with a little jiggering. No such luck. At least it was cheap.UPDATE - Upgrade in my rating from one to 3 stars. After this item didn't work, I did some more looking at other sites for a watch band link remover. It turns out that my watch (Omega Seamaster 200) has extra long link-pins that require a unique long "drift pin" in the link-pin removal tool. this explains why the Selizo tool's drift pin was too short for my specific requirement. It still doesn't excuse the fact that the holder for the drift pin collides with the adjustable base that holds the watch band when it's elevated. I could have worked around this by leaving the adjustable base low and putting something like hard cardboard on either side of it to hold the watch band at the proper height without interfering with the movement of the drift pin but that wouldn't have made any difference based on the long link-pins of my specific Omega watch. I think I've found what I need (not on Amazon) though it cost about 4 times more.

Selizo Watch Link Remover kit Watch Band Tool ... sloppy design / tolerances. The circular base flops around and DOES NOT provide a firm surface to rest the watch band on! The face where the watch band presses up against is NOT SQUARE, so the watch band tends to shift out of position while attempting to press the pin out, and causing the bracelet pin to possibly be driven into the vertical face! The supplied press pins are WEAK, and bend easily if everything is not perfectly aligned. Managed to get my Invicta Watch Bracelet adjusted, but took a LONG TIME, and bent several push pins in the process. Save yourself a lot of aggravation, and DONT BUY THIS TOOL !!!

First time using one of these and any issues I had were user error as I figured out how to use it as I went. I am so happy I bought this tool as now I will have it anytime I need it and it probably cost me around what taking my watch to a jeweler to be resized would so it seems like a good investment. :)

feels a bit cheap but works well.