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Watch Band Spring Bar,tool | 
| Brand: Able Tooling
Category: Watch
List Price: $19.95
Buy New: $2.45
You Save: $17.50 (88%)
Avg. Customer Rating:  24 reviews
Sales Rank: 32
MPN: Watch Tool
Model: Able Tooling
ASIN: B000A7KB7U
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Product Description
Are you having a difficult time removing your watch band? In seconds, this handy tool can remove spring bars from your watch case. The unit comes with a pointed side to remove pins and spring bars and a fork end in order to fit in those hard to reach areas.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 19 more reviews...
 Not jeweler grade, but great for me ... September 3, 2008
I did buy 2 of these at the time I ordered to have a spare so I wouldn't have to spend so much on shipping if I lost or broke one.
I only need to change my band maybe once every 4-5 years, so the quality of this tool is fine for me.
If I could find a place to do my watch band replacements near my home, then I would not have bought this, but I can't find anyone to do it so I will do it myself from now on.
 Cheap tool June 11, 2008
It is very cheap, so don't be disappointed when it breaks. I read a review before I bought it, warning that it would break, so I bought 2. The tip of my first one broke the first time I used it. You may be better off paying a bit more and getting a better tool. If you plan to use it once, this may be good enough. If you like changing your bands often, look elsewhere.
Not Happy. June 4, 2008
Great service. But, the product is very fragile. It fell apart on my first usage. I complained to the company, but got no response.
well worth the money May 28, 2008
since I read this was cheap, I ordered 2. However, I still have yet to break the first one. I have used this to change the strap several times on my breitling super avenger, tag heuer aquaracer, oris dive, and omega planet ocean.
So far so good - and at this price, if it does break, I won't cry about it.
 Junk May 10, 2008
The first time I tried to use it the pin broke... and I was only using finger tip pressure straight down... junk. The pin had less strength than the pencil lead for a Pentel mechanical pencil.
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