[bry1975]

Just received my Seiko caseback tool totally non marking and actually works not like so many the chap DavidH also sells them for Omega speedmasters etc etc.

 

[mmounce]

That does look like a great idea. Where did you get those through? Thanks, Mike

 

[bry1975]

They're brilliant I've got a 600$ case opener but this is much easier and less worry!

DavidH is the man you need.


Regs

Bry

 

[Selym]

DavidH is the man you need.

Is that his eBay user name, or do we shine a special light on a cloud (a la "Batman)?

EDIT: A Google search for DavidH caseback opener yields...wait for it...your post! Who is this mysterious Mr. H?

 

[catflem]

He's a member of TZ-UK, and possibly other watch forums as well.

 

[Selym]

He's a member of TZ-UK, and possibly other watch forums as well.

Thanks, Lee. I sent him a PM via TZ-UK.


Best,
Myles

 

[Stony]

I'm very interested in price/availability!

 

[bry1975]

Price is around £20 or $30 I think.

 

[sharkfinDave]

8) Interesting Bry.


Will these work on all Seiko's, and same for the Omega tool too. All models? I always thought some particular models were different keys or spacing for case openers. Please correct me if i'm wrong here, I just didn't really pay attention to this detail.


I like the idea of not scratching backs, I've done that few times.


Thanks for sharing this tool.
Dave.

 

[bry1975]

Hi there,

Nope one tool is designed for Seiko SKX casebacks other side is for the Seiko 5 casebacks and another tool for Omega they're brill tools as ZERO risk of marking. I've got a $600 caseback tool but find this tool great.

 

[cbrmike]

I have one that's a similar idea, made of aluminum and this particular one is for Accutron 214 and 218 cases. Works great and doesn't tend to scratch if used carefully due to the softness of the aluminum.