Watchmaker Watch Hand Presto Presser Lifter Puller Plunger Remover set Fitting Repair Tools

Works great. Put a piece of thin plastic in between the tool and your dial to prevent scratches.

While changing a battery on my wife's Concord, I knocked off a hand because the back was so difficult to open. I thought I was a gonner... LOL. However, I bought this and it was perfect for getting the hand back on her small watch. Wish I had bought one a LONG time ago. Just a note that some of the plastic parts need trimming with a bald like an Xacto knife...

Not the quality that I was expecting bur it works

The hand setting jig is adequate for what it’s designed for. It can set watch hands evenly onto a movement. I modified one of the plastic tips to install GMT hands and all is good. The watch hand removal tool that’s included with the jig is flimsy and caused damage to a set of watch hands during removal. I’m going to invest in a better quality tool for removing hands.

The hand press tool is great, I read reviews of it being loose and moves around but mine was in place and didn't move around a lot. the watch hand remover was not bad but the "hands" on the tool that pry off the watch hand is a little thick and could be thinned.

Good product works well

First of all, the presser doesn't go straight down. On top of that, the tips are opaque and are not labeled so good luck seeing if your hands are seated properly. The tines on the plunger/remover tool are way too thick and I had trouble getting under the hands of my watch. They are also very roughly finished (if at all), and it would be extremely easy to damage a watch dial with them.

Its an ok set, but I no longer use any of it. The plastic tips for the hand setter do not stay in their respective storage slots, one bump of the table and they topple out. The tips are also poorly made, the holes are not centered and edges have plastic sticking out so they are not flush. I had to shave the faces down so they would kind of work. The presto tool seems to work decently, but I would rather use my worn out vintage presto.

I spent way to much time screwing around with tweezers. Get this tool. So freaking easy.

They both work fine, but I've found the press is less useful than I thought it would be. I find myself using the driver tips by hand instead. The hand puller is great, especially when used with a sheet of heavier plastic to protect everything

These watch tools for the money are good value if you dont want to spend a fortune on tools if your working on watches once in a while...

The hand removers work well enough. The press is a useless design because the base can’t hold the movement solidly in the right place.

I was able to repair the face of a Hublot replica with these tools. Removed the hands and re-glued the face and replaced the hands.