Spare tip for chain link pin remover model "clprgun".

Spare tip for watch pin remover CLPR-2.

Components box with 17 packets of 25 spring lugs 8mm to 24mm + 1 packet assorted = 450 altogether.
Some people call these spring bars, some call them spring lugs or watch lugs (technically these are the bars, they fit into the lugs that stick out of the watch case).


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Spring bar remover, all-metal (Ref: wbarem-2)

2. Quicktest-3 Gold / Silver Tester (3-bottle set) (Ref: Q3)

3. Snap-back opener with handle, good quality (Ref: open-h-2)

Common screws for wrist watches.

If you click on the picture you will see a VERY large photo, the 20p coin in the middle is to give you an idea of size (though you don't get the 20p coin included with the order).



People who bought this item also bought:

1. AMW Table Balances (Ref: TBAL-500)

2. Large Magnifier on Stand (Ref: stand-2X130)

3. Set of 9 screwdrivers in pouch, 0.6mm to 2.3mm (Ref: SDR9-B)

You are changing the battery in a customer's watch, it's held in by a tiny battery contact - you unscrews the contact and it shoots into the air…and is gone forever. How embarrassing!

Here is a pack of ten battery contacts (ten different shapes).

People who bought this item also bought:

1. Box of 450 spring bars (Ref: S-LUGS)

I was sceptical when my supplier said this was a thousand of "the most common screws" - there are HUNDREDS to 'types' of screws, how do you know the one you want will be here?

When the sample arrived I was impressed! The largest screws are for spectacles, there are many sizes, there is a good chance that you will find the right one here. The medium-size screws are for modern watches, e.g. the case-holding screws for quartz watches. But what REALLY impressed me was when I lost a VERY tiny screw in the watchmaking class...and I found one here; and the next week I lost another one, and again I found one here; and when I say "small" I mean 0.25mm long X 0.15mm diameter!

People who bought this item also bought:

1. Watch Oil (Ref: WOIL)

2. Watchmakers tweezers, set of five (Ref: TWEEZ-WM-SET-5)

3. Set of 5 oilers (Ref: oil-pins-5)

The picture shows them bundled in dozens. Standard size to fit piercing saw.


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Lint-free non-tarnishable tissue (watch papers) (Ref: WATCH-PAPERS)

2. PARTS TUBS, 54 of 15mm dia. in metal box (Ref: TUBS-54X15MM)

3. Pocket Microscope with Light, tiny, 45X (Ref: MICR-45)

Spare blade for the emergency ring cutter (for cutting rings off customer's fingers without cutting the finger off). It looks big in the picture, diameter is 20mm.

Note, this is the spare blade only, for the complete cutter see CUTTERS, DRILLS..

Three pairs of tips (each a different shape) - all fit the 3-pronged opener for screw-back watches, our ref. open-3p.

Shallow plastic mixing dish for mixing adhesives etc.

White plastic tray, sides are 75mm each, the edges slope inwards so that the items don't fall out and can be easily 'poured'. Officially this is for sorting diamonds, gemstones, small beads etc. However there are a great many other uses and we will let you know what they are as soon as we have thought of some. For instance, in electronics, for putting small screws and bolts in, so that they don't get lost.

Three tips for Chain Link Pin Remover (the simple model with the screw-mechanism, our ref CLPR).

Our ref. wbarem is a double-tipped device for removing the watch bars (spring lugs) on watches, one end is s 2-forked prong, the other end is a point, price includes one of each.


People who bought this item also bought:

1. Watch back closing pliers (Ref: WBCP)