JOREST Watch Link Removal Kit, Resizing Tool for Bracelet Adjustment & Replacement, Pin Remover for Sizing Strap, Watch Adjuster, Hammer for Watch Repair, Adjust Band, with User Manual, Punches
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Features
- Liftable platformThe liftable platform is designed for better alignment of the punch pin and the watch link pin hole, helping you to complete the adjustment of the strap more efficiently.
- MultifunctionWe have combined the watch link remover and strap holder into one tool, you only need this one tool to remove and install the watch link pin.Screw-on watch straps are not applicable.
- 9PCS replacement punch needlesThere are two different lengths of replacement needles in the kit. For most of the straps, you can remove the watch link pin by just using the short punch needle pin. For some very wide straps, you can use the long needle to push the watch link pin out a little further for easy removal.
- 3PCS punch pins of different diameterThree different diameter punches for different strap pin diameters, compatible with a wider range of watch straps.
- Instruction manualThe instruction manual(in English) combines pictures and text to explain to you in detail the right way to use the tool, avoiding wrong operation to damage your watch, and helping you to solve watch problems at home.
Description
With this kit, you can easily do things like removing watch pins and adjusting watch bands yourself at home.
Manufacturer: JOREST
Part Number: AJJOER0801ORDJPR2
Item Weight: 5 ounces
Product Dimensions: 8.07 x 4.92 x 0.94 inches
Item model number: AJJOER0801ORDJPR2
Color: Orange
Material: Plastic + Metal
Power Source: hand_powered
Included Components: Watch link remover
Date First Available: December 15, 2023
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Color: Orange
This exceeded my expectations by far. Fully adjustable extractor table, several extra pins, a bag of extra watch links I wasn't expecting, hammer with metal and nylon ends. Used it on a bracelet for the first time and it worked perfectly. This is a great tool to have at home, use it once and it pays for a trip to the jewelers.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2026 by Connor Wilson
Color: Orange
Due to constantly gaining and losing weight, I’m always adding and removing the same link from my watch bracelet. This tool works as expected and makes that process quick and easy. The included hammer and various tools are also pretty nice.
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2026 by Ryan
Color: Orange
I am giving this product 5 stars because it helped me remove tiny link pins on watch bands for which previous tools and devices proved to be insufficient for the job. I confess that I had doubts when this one arrived and I saw that it was mainly a plastic device, but lo and behold its little pin tools held up and performed marvelously to my amazement on multiple watches. The adjustment increments to watchband size are precise and the variety of pin tools are more than adequate for my needs. It is also easy to change the pin tools. Recommended without reservation.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2026 by Paul Warren
Color: Orange
Handy tool, it works most of the time. However, if the watchband pin is very tight the plastic bends to the point where I'm afraid it would break. The fit is also very sloppy. An all-metal version would be more preferable.
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2026 by Peter Knoot
Color: Orange
I really like the quality of this kit. I was using a competitors kit the other day to remove a link and it basically broke in two. I ordered this one, and the tools easily handled the job.
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2026 by AWS Labs
Color: Orange
Nice, complete kit. Did the job!
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2026 by History Buff
Color: Orange
This made life so much easier. Great product.
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2026 by Han Solo
Color: Orange
This product is adequate but not high quality. The drive pin came out of one of the punches. Not good. See picture. That being said it's easy to drive pins out and the small block is convenient to hold the bracelet in place to drive the pins back in (after adding or removing links). **** Pin and Collar Missing Instructions *** Do a google search and find out if your watch has pin and collar links. Here's the missing instructions if you do have a pin and collar links (Citizen for example does). You can also search the web for more info/instructions: 1. There are arrows on the inside of the watch band. That's the direction you should use to drive the pins out. 2. When you drive the pin out, a tiny collar will fall out of the opposite side and you need to save it. This will happen when you take the punch out. It may stick inside the link; tap it against the table to get it to fall out. Make sure you have a huge table space and lots of light. 3. You will drive the pin back in the opposite way your drove it out. 4. Insert the collar in the short section of the link opposite where you will insert the pin. i.e., insert the collar on the bottom of the arrow side. 5. put the links together and hold in place so the collar stays. Use the block. I have a picture that shows the order of insertion. 6. Use the plastic side of the hammer to gently drive the pin back in. If this sounds like a giant PITA, just take it to a jeweler.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2026 by D.P. Roberts