Watch case opener guide: Jaxa wrench, ball, knife
What to measure across snap-on, notched, and branded case backs, plus Jaxa sizes, friction balls, knives, and BRL/PAN dies we list.
Workshop guides
Browse eight workshop guides across three groups to select tools and replacement parts. Check measurements or movement codes against our listings.
Guide groups
Review buying guides for tooling options, reference tables for stem and bar sizing, or bench tutorials for case tube work.

Five guides comparing openers, movement holders, crown and stem components, case presses, and listed Citizen capacitor codes.

Two reference guides with measurement tables for winding stem threads and spring bars listed for Seiko Alpinist SPB121.

One bench tutorial covering case tube removal, tightening, and replacement tools matched to listed tip sizes.
All published guides
Select a guide below to view measurements, tool mechanisms, and catalogue listings. Each entry links directly to the published article.
What to measure across snap-on, notched, and branded case backs, plus Jaxa sizes, friction balls, knives, and BRL/PAN dies we list.
Holders listed for ETA 7750, 2892-A2, 2892-5100, and 2894-2, 7 in 1 and 3 in 1 sets, bench clamps, and cushion sizes underneath.
Crowns, winding stems, crown tubes, and O-ring seals: what each part is, how to measure it, and the sizes listed in our catalogue.
Choose a watch case press and die: screw versus lever mechanism, how to measure the case back, and the presses and dies we list.
Movement codes and battery sizes for 295-38, 295-55, 295-5100, and 295-5600, with what each listing states.
Measure the thread for movements with no caliber name, pick an extender or crown, and send the numbers. Tables from catalogue listings.
Spring bars and tools only: sizes, thickness options, quick release vs double flange, and measuring lug width before ordering.
Separates the three case tube jobs (remove, tighten, replace) and matches each to the right tool, with tip sizes from our listings.
Browse by caliber
Every listing for one caliber in one place, so the parts that exist for a movement can be seen together.

Part number requests
Send the number and we will check it against the catalogue and reply with availability and quantities.
The stamped part code, the caliber reference, or the dimensions of the part, whichever you have.
We check the number against the catalogue and reply with availability and quantities.
We reply within one working day, to the email address you send from.