Watchmakers Watch Hand Remover

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This is the most economically friendly watch hand remover on the market. It has fiber tips which will not mar or scratch the watch dial. The jaws are sturdy and retract when side springs are pressed, applying balanced and specific pressure on the dial and opening of the hands. The center plunger holds the hands firmly in position, so together the jaws and plunger will hold your watch hands steadily and securely in place and allow you to easily position them while you service the watch. The design of the tool uses springs and tension to balance the pressure applied at each point taking all of the guesswork and much of the risk out of this procedure making this a very handy tool for the hobbyist and professional.
• Watch hand removing tool assist in removing hands from almost all watches
• Will work to remove most hour, minute, sweep (second) and chronograph hands
• Tool is spring loaded making it very simple to use, just squeeze the outer bands together and the tool does the rest
• Overall dimensions: 3.9" X 1.3" X 0.6" inches (99 X 33 X 16mm)
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[@cleger617]

I don't think you're meant to chew on the hands like that. 😂

[@Chipchap-xu6pk]

Remember, kids. Drunk horology was acceptable in the 70s, but there is a reason it was outlawed. This monster went on to destroy two JLCs and a Longines. Watches with people who cared about them. Think once. Think twice. Think: don't drink the IPA in the cleaning machine before opening the caseback.

[@rogerbk08]

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[@jmtholmbo]

you are not any good with this tool

[@jameshisself9324]

"Reverse the process"?? I don't think you meant to say that.

[@elihuntersherman]

I was confused by that too.

[@Esslinger]

Thank You!

[@Marcusblade]

you can't put hands back on with this tool

[@muffemod]

that's right

[@nomansland120]

@@muffemod sure you can, just reverse the process like he says in the video. Lmao :D

[@muffemod]

@@nomansland120 The design of the tool is uni-directional. It won't work as they say in the video. If you push down the jaws open up wider and release the hands before they can be installed.

[@nomansland120]

@@muffemod i know. It was clearly an attempt of sarcasm, hence the "LMAO :D" at the end...

[@ws6513]

Is there a reason one hand remained on the movement pin in this video???

[@Esslinger]

Technically no but it can help stabilize the watch when you are working.

[@iliyaspathan.1652]

Nice

[@cfauvel]

should you remove one hand at a time or do them all in one go Hour, Minute , Second/sweep ?

[@spooky3120]

Remove all at once. Replace each separately to ensure proper alignment.

[@bangosdemangos416]

Comedy gold.

[@giuseppeprinciotta8392]

il video lascia molto a desiderare in quanto a professionalità, non è certo questo il modo di togliere le lancette in un orologio, si rovinerebbero non soltanto le lancette ma anche il quadrante.

[@chacho2263]

She damaged one of the hands.

[@jbranstetter04]

Women can do this too, but the video makes it look like they cannot.