DofoverDofover Adjustable Opener Back Watch Case Holder Tool & Watchmaker Tool,Metal & Plastic

WORKS GREAT ON Y 50MM INVICTA WATCHES, BUT I DID HAVE TO PUT IN A VICE, TO HOLD IT, WHILE TURNING TO OPEN

Good holder that works well on most watches. Good buy.

Me ayuda mucho para destapar relojes muy duros, me encantaría que hubiera uno más grande, para relojes de tamaño grande, pero en los pequeños y medianos es excelente

Fast Service and Products As Described - 5-STARS ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

This vise does an OK job if you rarely need to open a watch case which makes it a good value at the price. There is one flaw in design. You have to set it on a block in order to turn the wheel because it's set at virtually the same level as the base of the vise. I found the adjusting system adequate for pocket watches. I haven't tried it on a wristwatch, but it looks like it would work on larger ones. I'm not sure how it would do with smaller lady's watches.

This is an excellent tool and you do get a good value for the price.So far I used it for 2 watches and every time I was able to open them without a problem and never scratched the back cover. It holds the watch very well.

I wasn't sure whether any of the watch vices (holders) would work with the three point back openers.I am sure this metal watch vice is a bit heavier than the all plastic versions.In my experience, I was able to fit a three point back opener on a seiko watch back and use it without interference from the vice.The vice works but is not of the best quality.The tolerances are rather loose so it is rather flimsy until clamping onto the watch.There is only the plastic holders shown in the photos. I have rather slim watches.Not sure how the vice and the plastic holders will work with thicker watches - such as a kinetic or a very thick dive watch. The plastic holders can be moved to other screw holes on the vice to flexibly hold larger diameter watches.Finally, I wish the shipping box had been larger to hold the vice with the plastic holders in place after its use to protect it in my tool bag. I may look for a separate case to hold it.

I bought this to help me hold the watch while I try to get the back cover off to replace the battery. The grip on the watched is pretty good, but does slip and the watch pops out. It is still safer than holding the watch in your hand when try to get the cover off with a knife.

Perfect for my needs. All case sizes.

This is a very poorly manufactured item which appeared to be a robust design in the photo, but is actually VERY thin and has no feet and a sharp base due to being so thin. It will scratch your work surface and there is nothing you can attach rubber feet to because of it's cheap shell-like design. It really is a poorly executed design overall and I was very disappointed as I had high hopes for it. For those old enough to understand this reference, it like it's made out of cap-gun material. It's a shame the manufacturer's were so concerned about maximising profits as it is a good concept, just poorly executed. If you only use it on a rubber mat it will be fine, ideal even, but if you have nice bench tops, this will scratch them. I plan on using it on a rubber mat only. It can be bolted/screwed down as the designer did put 4 holes in it for this purpose, but us watchmakers need be able to use it, then put it away. A wooden or even platic base would have solved this and then it would have been a superb buy. In fact, as I write this I have decided to do just that, make a wooden base.

Efficace pour immobiliser sécuritairement une montre dont on veut enlever l'endos pour changer la pile.

Jaws did not tighten evenly, making impossible to hold watch securely. Had to disassemble and file down to tighten up movable jaw. Also orange bumpers are very hard plastic and don't grip as well as softer plastic would. A poor copy of a good vice.

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