“The metal tip won't even go into the turning knob straight. Instead of staying centered, it spins around in a 3mm circle. Can't even get started pushing the bracelet pin out. Wasted $9.”
“Ends bend quite easily if not perfectly aligned. Managed to size the bracelet while bending 2 out of 3. Plastic accessory piece is used for pressing the pin back in flush with the bracelet. (End removed) Then install the end to counter-sink pin. (Tool worth $3.99 maybe. $8 not so much)”
“Every watch owner should have one of these. I was able to size my Seiko by myself with no previous experience, just by using this tool and watching one of Marc's videos on bracelet sizing. It's affordable, reliable and easy to use. The extra tips are an added bonus.”
