Thought I’d share this
Hello everyone! I have been going through a rough time trying to remove an extremely stubborn bezel on an older TAG Heuer 2000. My other bezel removal tools were leaving marks in the case, and couldn’t remove the bezel. After searching for something a little more solid, I ended up coming across a few sets like this. Some were over $100. Since I didn’t need anything too professional (I’m only working on my sub $2000 watches) I ordered this $40 kit off of Amazon which is wasn’t expecting to work as well as it did.
Well… it took literally one second and the bezel popped off without a trace of anything. No damage to the bezel, no damage to the case. I have to say, so far this is the best I’ve used for my own maintenance. It also seems well built. It says “Swiss Quality” on the handle, so it must be good, right? 😂
Shane Paradis. I’m a string instrument repair technician, and cat dad 😄 I’m here for the fun and fellowship.
My bad! Thought I posted it 😅https://a.co/d/6spux7p