Watch Pavilion Orange Heavy Duty Watch Band Tool Link Pin Remover for Bracelet Adjustments Watch Sizing Repair Fix with FOUR (4) EXTRA PINS

Comment: I used it on a citizen ecodrive and have removed several pins. Not heavy duty, but worked great.

Comment: As long as you are careful and take your time and align it properly...this can be done quickly. Works great for me. Only broke one pin on my first try because I did not have it aligned correctly.

Comment: I have removed hundreds of watch pins using a fairly flimsy pin pusher that came with a kit. I saw this 'Heavy Duty' one and thought I'd upgrade to a better tool. However, I have to say that this tool is the worst one of this type I've seen. It is lighter duty than the one I already had....not Heavy Duty at all....and the driver breaks way too easily....in fact the first pin I tried to remove resulted in a broken driver. It was brittle, and I could hear the metal cracking under very little pressure. I went back to the old tool and removed the same watch pin easily, as well as many since. With the old tool, I have yet to break a single pin pusher.

I'm still looking to upgrade to a better tool, but this isn't it. Also, the one I got is blue, not orange as advertised. Because of getting the wrong color, as well as a flimsy, light duty tool, it makes me wonder if I was shipped the wrong item. I've sent an email to DBRoth, but as of yet, no reply.

UPDATE 11-18-09: DBRoth issued a full refund, shipping charges included. I am not required to return the broken tool.

Comment: The product worked as advertised. I was able to remove links and replace the pins in less than fifteen minutes. You just have to be careful to line the pins up.
On a bad note. After purchasing this product, my credit card was compromised and I received charges from Panama that I am now disputing. The hassle is not worth the price of the product. I sould have paid three time the purchase price locally and avoided credit card theft.

Comment: I have a very large watch collection and got tired of use pins/needles etc and long nose pliers to remove links. I knew there had to be a better way. I stumbled across this item and thought the idea sounded like what I was looking for, but was not sure of the quality. I LOVE THIS!Just be careful to line everything up or you will break pin. Between myself and my freinds I have probably removed 25 links and have only bent /broke two pins. One was my fault as I was trying to drive pin wrong way. My thumbs and fingers thank me. No more holes. If you use this once you paid for it by not having to pay a jewler.