Robur Watch Crystal Press Alternative

You'll find my service walkthroughs by clicking the following link: www.watchrepai...

[@tomhill4003]

Can someone please provide a link for this press? It looks great.

[@ElderPinto254]

i have the same press for 5 months now i use it a lot its good

[@VHMMP]

Thank you, this has provided me with good information for the crystals on the 7 Vostok watches I have waiting for service. I have a different model of screw type case press but it does the same job. Thanks again.

[@boydsargeant7496]

Nice! Do you have a link to the product?

[@VWatchie]

@@boydsargeant7496 I’m afraid I don’t.

[@2manysigns]

Cool .

[@hh657]

実際にこの器具を私は購入した。これは実によく機能している。

[@RogerSartet007]

Thank you so much for clarification. I've got this press standing on my desk on this very moment asking myself 'how the f...?'. Could you give me a tip on where to buy those dies? Thank you so much

[@VWatchie]

@@RogerSartet007 The dies I use come from CousinsUK.com. I believe they are Korean. Very good but quite expensive.

[@jeffreydheere4737]

It sounds like you already had the screw on dies before getting this tool. Does the AliX tool come with the dies or do you recommend others?

[@VWatchie]

Thanks for your question and sorry for my late reply! Yes, I had the screw-on dies before getting the tool so they did not come with the AliX tool. The AliX tool comes with a few aluminium dies not shown in the video but I'm not sure how useful they are. My set of dies, which I'm very happy with, was bought at CousinsUK.com. Please use the following link for more info about the dies I'm using in the video: www.watchrepairtalk.com/topic/28825-robur-watch-crystal-press-alternative/#comment-244027

[@kenthomas1845]

I have some plastic dies that I got with a cheap $10 lever tool and they work perfectly.