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

Right tools at a great price for easy link adjusting. If you need to do more than that, then spend a few more bucks for the next set up (about $15). Easy enough to learn how to do this, and there is an instructional video (on Amazon). Very much worth it to cut out a trip to the jeweler...even though we go there anyway to get a line on our next watch buy :)

Worked perfectly to size my new watch. I love that it comes with so many extra pieces especially the hammer which allowed me to put the pin back much easier

Very easy. 10x better than the tool the watch company sent. I took lest than a minute to take out 2 link and reconnect the the band.

It worked for my watch I needed to resize. Unfortunately two of the screwed push rods broke in the process of removing a link. All in all the product did its job but two pin pushers broke in the process. Thankfully it comes with multiple replaceable pin pushers

Es la 2da. Vez que compro de estos. Y a diferencia del 1ro. Este es más preciso, más exacto al momento de extraer los pins.

This little tool has worked very well for me. It saved me a trip to the jewelers to remove links from my watch bracelet!

To be fair, I purchased this to adjust a $4 watch. Super pretty, but not your typical watch probably. And due to its feminine design, the band is about 3/4cm (a teeny bit over 1/4”) and *not* an even rectangle. The contraption doesn’t work for something this thin, your band would need to be at least 1/2” for it to sandwich between the plastic edge and the metal tip.Moreover, if your watch has a decorative design like mine (and isn’t an even rectangle) the watch will push unevenly against the plastic edge and there’s a high chance of bending or snapping the metal edge.I used the silver bars and hammer as an extra cushion, which presented challenges as the metal tip couldn’t be pushed through, it was a whole ordeal but I was determined. And I did it :)I’ll be keeping the toolset, moreso because it was inexpensive and in case I need to adjust a heftier watch later on. I do think it would meet most needs, but if you have a thinner, “bracelet-like” band, you might want to look for something else.

This kit is awesome it works good on any watch , adjusts to any watch band. Was able to remove links on my Rolex with ease.