[chrispons]

I plan on purchasing a Seiko Monster off Amazon and a watch adjustment tool on there as well. I know the most popular are the SE link removal tools which are very inexpensive, but are there others (again, preferably on Amazon) that are possibly more effective for Seiko's pin and collar system? Personal experience is a plus here Thanks!

 

[ato316]

this is the one i used for all my watches, including my two monsters, get one like this is fine

Watch Band Link Pin Remover + Spring Bar Tool for strap

i followed these instructions and no problems, be very careful with the collars!!

A&F Bracelet Sizing Tool

 

[chrispons]

this is the one i used for all my watches, including my two monsters, get one like this is fine

Watch Band Link Pin Remover + Spring Bar Tool for strap

i followed these instructions and no problems, be very careful with the collars!!

A&F Bracelet Sizing Tool

Thanks for the suggestion, it does seem to be of a higher quality than the others on Amazon, plus it comes with the springbar tool which is a nice bonus.

 

[ato316]

he's got an e-bay store that you could buy from if you want to help build your feedback score

 

[Greatsteaks]

If you are in a pinch, use a thumb tac but be careful, push in the direction of the arrow and when the pin pushes out there will be a friction colar stuck on the end of the thumb tac. You can use a ball point pen th push the colar back onto the pin when you put it back together. Now don't anyone yell at me for suggesting this, like I said, if your in a pinch.

 

[ZASKAR36]

I bought an inexpensive $10 tool kit off Amazon. But honestly, I still use a push pin and it seems to work the best.

Along with a nice pair of fine tweezers too.

 

[chrispons]

Haha no problem, I've heard people even use pens and paperclips for this kind of thing, whatever's most convenient