Categories
- Weighing
- Scales (balances), resolution 1g, e.g. for silver, letters, food
- Digital scales, regular lines, resolution 1g
- Mechanical scales, regular lines, resolution 1g
- Scales (balances), resolution 0.1g, e.g. for gold
- Digital scales, regular lines, resolution 0.1g
- Mechanical scales, regular lines, resolution 0.1g
- Testing
- Precious Metal Testers for gold, silver, platinum, palladium, steel
- Gold testing kits (complete sets, including Silver testers)
- Electronic testers for gold and platinum
- Refill acid bottles for precious metal testing
- Gold testers: specific gravity, density, sovereign tester
- Accessories and spare parts for gold testers
- Safety equipment for acids
- Ultra violet
- Magnifiers
- Loupes
- 10X magnification loupes
- 15X to 30X magnification loupes
- 4X to 8X magnification loupes
- Dual magnification / multi magnification loupes
- Illuminated loupes
- Linen testers
- Eyeglasses
- Eyeglasses to hold in the eye
- Single eyeglasses that clip to spectacles
- Double magnifiers, clip to spectacles
- Microscopes
- Magnets
- Tools
- Ring sizing including finger sizers
- Gauges for measuring rings and fingers
- Machines for changing the size of rings (ring sizing machines)
- Watch tools - horology
- Watch keys (winders)
- Tools for removing watch backs
- Tools for changing watch straps, altering watch bracelets
- Tools for changing watch batteries
- Watch batteries / button batteries
- Specialist horology tools
- Spare parts (tips, blades etc)
- Gauges
- Winders
- Polishing
- Books
- Sundries
Eyeglasses
Cone-shaped magnifiers to hold in the eye (to leave the hands free), or which clip to spectacles. Typically used by watchmakers.
 Click on the picture to see the products. This is the standard watchmaker's eyeglass, hold it in your eye (it takes practice!). Read all about magnification and how to choose a magnifier, click here. |
 Click on the picture to see the products. If you wear spectacles you might find one of these easier than one you have to hold in your eye. Read all about magnification and how to choose a magnifier, click here. |
 Click on the picture to see the products. Using both eyes has the advantage of stereo vision, but the disadvantage that you can't get too close (= higher magnification) without going cross-eyed. Read all about magnification and how to choose a magnifier, click here. |
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