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PostPosted: Sun Mar 24, 2013 9:34 pm 
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Hi All,

What would everyone think about doing a watch tool kit sticky ?

I only ask because I’m new here and I have done some research into the topic, but I’m now more lost than ever, it’s all a bit techy and it seems to have a varied lot of information for a greenhorn like me and I’m also sure tools required is old hat for most on here.

Sticky posts are generally first stops for info, I also thought it may stop a few of those greenhorn generic questions about tools.

So my thoughts are we could do a “Show us your tool kits” or “Quintessential tool kits for watches”

Sorry if it’s a stupid idea or too expansive and or already done and I couldn't find it

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My tool kit is just a spring bar tool , some sticky tape and some polishing cloths :-)


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Dr J wrote:
My tool kit is just a spring bar tool , some sticky tape and some polishing cloths :-)

Must be the same for everyone else too!!

I'll crawl back into my hole now !!


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Jewelers screw drivers, small needle nose, a bracelet block, loop, spring bar tool with extra tips, a pin gun for those darn pin based bracelets, masking tape, Sunshine cloths, untreated polishing cloths, a 1mm leather punch tool, a fresh 1"x1" square of Scotchbrite pad, lots of spring bars, a small rubber mallet for those darn pin based bracelets. Yeah that's about it for me.


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sharkman wrote:
Jewelers screw drivers, small needle nose, a bracelet block, loop, spring bar tool with extra tips, a pin gun for those darn pin based bracelets, masking tape, Sunshine cloths, untreated polishing cloths, a 1mm leather punch tool, a fresh 1"x1" square of Scotchbrite pad, lots of spring bars, a small rubber mallet for those darn pin based bracelets. Yeah that's about it for me.


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Thanks Sharkman,

I've bought a burgeon http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/150717877056 ... 1423.l2649

So to change out straps and bracelets I will need what else ?


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LR09WA wrote:
sharkman wrote:
Jewelers screw drivers, small needle nose, a bracelet block, loop, spring bar tool with extra tips, a pin gun for those darn pin based bracelets, masking tape, Sunshine cloths, untreated polishing cloths, a 1mm leather punch tool, a fresh 1"x1" square of Scotchbrite pad, lots of spring bars, a small rubber mallet for those darn pin based bracelets. Yeah that's about it for me.


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Thanks Sharkman,

I've bought a burgeon http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/150717877056 ... 1423.l2649

So to change out straps and bracelets I will need what else ?


nothing really. Although I would recommend putting some tape across the lugs on your first few attempts to prevent the inevitable scratching that happens when you start out with the bergeon.


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