







🕰️ Fix it like a pro, flaunt it like a boss!
The SE JT6226 19-Pieces Watch Tool Kit is a comprehensive, professional-grade set designed for jewelers, hobbyists, and watch enthusiasts. Featuring 19 essential tools including 5 fixed blade screwdrivers, a hammer, 360 spring bars in 20 styles, tweezers, a 3x loupe, watch block, and back openers, it empowers users to perform precise repairs and adjustments at home. Lightweight and versatile, this kit saves time and money by enabling expert-level DIY watch maintenance.











| ASIN | B001U99T4I |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Colour | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (7,683) |
| Date First Available | 9 Aug. 2012 |
| Display style | Analog |
| Included Components | 5 fixed blade screwdrivers, hammer, 360 spring bars with 20 styles, tweezers, 3x loupe, watch block, 2 watch back openers, link pin remover, 5 extra tips |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 376 g |
| Item model number | JT6226 |
| Manufacturer | Sona Enterprises |
| Number of Pieces | 19 |
| Number of handles | 1 |
| Part Number | JT6226 |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product Dimensions | 24.38 x 18.8 x 4.57 cm; 376.48 g |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Size | 19-Piece |
| Special Features | Watch Block |
| Style | 19-Piece |
C**N
Just Perfect
Free fast next day delivery under Prime, Great value, Superb product if you are very good with handling these things. Adjusted my bracelet within 10 minutes. The jewelers wanted £6, I got this product for £3 !!! saved £3 already !!! Happy shopping shoppers and thank you Amazon :-)
D**E
Great little tool
I purchased this as I needed a device to hold my watch straps while I worked on them. This is a Great value tool plus comes with a handy little hammer and punches for removing pins. Great value
U**M
Important kit
If like me just starting with watch repairs & battery changing etc, this bit of kit is a must. Well made, do for most jobs, well worth the money.
A**R
In the end just took the watch to the jewellers who adjusted the links easily for £5
Pins on the punches just bent when I tried to remove link. In the end just took the watch to the jewellers who adjusted the links easily for £5.
A**A
Lively package for battery changing or alterations in metal band wrist
J**.
Inexpensive, light weight, and gets the job done. Tips are interchangeable which is a bonus. Worked great on my watch band and saved me quite a lot.
T**7
Earlier this year I purchased a Pulsar women's watch for my wife that needed resizing. When I first looked at the watch, the pins appeared to have screw heads on one side. I ordered a 1mm screwdriver from amazon which didn't quite fit and certainly didn't work. After some research I discovered that these are actually pins that need to be pushed out. I bought this kit a few days ago and yesterday it arrived. For the price, I was skeptical that it would be decent quality, but figured it would work for a couple of uses at least. I was very pleasantly surprised. The three included pins fit perfectly into the tiny pin holes in the watch. The inside of the watchband actually had small arrows showing which direction to push the pins out. (They come out on the side with the slots on them.) The plastic watch band holder was a big help, with grooves for various watch band sizes. Ours fit into the smaller ones. Then simply place the pin punch on top and gently tap with the metal side of the hammer. It didn't require much force at all and the pin pushed through. The plastic holder has holes and grooves to allow the pins to drop through to the table. I recommend you figure out how many links to remove from each side of the band before taking it apart. Be sure to keep the punch as straight as possible and tap gently. I placed the watch on the bathroom tile countertop when tapping the pins back in and made very slight indentations on the backside of the watch. A newspaper underneath would have prevented this. I discovered it was easiest to push the pins back in by hand first as far as possible. Then place the watch on a newspaper or firm mousepad and gently tap the pin in with the plastic side of the hammer. Only use the punch replacing the pin for the last part if it needs to be recessed. With one of the pins, I found just pushing it in by hand was sufficient. The punches seem well made and solid. The box doesn't say the punch sizes. Amazon says 0.7mm, 0.8mm and 1.0mm but my best estimates at their sizes are closer to 0.6mm, 0.8mm, and 0.95mm. The largest punch fit perfectly in our Pulsar watch, although any of them would probably have done fine. The kit seems well made enough that I could do dozens if not a hundred watches before needing to replace it. I was able to work the tools out of and back into the package without removing the staple, allowing it to be used for storage. The back of the package says "Made in China" and contains these basic instructions: 1. Place the Watch Band in the Holder. 2. Position the Pin Punch or Spring Bar on top of the Pin/Bar. 3. Hit with Hammer to Remove or Insert Pin.
C**K
This was bought February 2017 and used many times since all without issue all without fail. I originally purchased this years ago so that I would save cash and my own time as going down to a watch store proved to be annoying. $10 or $15 for a sizing, waiting in line, spending gas on the trip...I wanted something different. Enter this product !! Upon first opening the package I was unsure however with the first use that uncertainty left and I was very pleased with the results. 60 seconds to resize one of my watches, easy peasy and done. Yes. It does come as advertised. My pictures prove that I have a 1.0mm, 0.9mm and finally a 0.8mm pin diameters. I don't fudge any pictures and everything I take a photograph of is my own item with no trickery ! The main blue holder has different diameter slots so find which works best for your watch band thickness. Just simply place the watch into the hold so it's snug and that the pin which needs to be adjusted is lined up over the numerous holes. The watch should stay in place as is. Grab the matching diameter pin punch, hold it over the pin and give a gentle but dedicated tap with the hammer. This isn't doing a shingle roofing job so only gentle taps are needed. After the pin is 3/4 out I just pull out the pin and continue with removing or adding the needed link. Done and done ! The three different sized pins, the hammer and the blue base I feel are quality and has held up perfectly over the years. The hammer didn't fall apart, the pins didn't fall out, the blue base didn't crack and I have zero issues. I would recommend this to everyone who like me is tired of going to stores for this very simple DYI task. ===================== Overall: 5/5 Value for money: 5/5 Easy to use: 5/5 Easy to remove: 5/5 ===================== Helpful, is how I hope you find my review
M**N
Muy completo, cuenta con repuestos para colocar extensibles o correas. Tiene todo lo necesario para hacer reparaciones o alteraciones básicas. Y el estuche rígido los mantiene protegidos.
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