The complete kit comes with everything you'll need when diving into watch restoration. You'll be able to fully disassemble, lubricate, and reassemble a watch movement with the tools in this kit.
Why Marshall Chose This: You'll use your screwdrivers every time you work on a watch, this isn't the place to skimp. This set is one of the best on the market and will last a lifetime.
Tweezers are arguably the most important tool in your arsenal as they effectively act as extensions of your hands. These medium tweezers from Horotec are the good ones, the ones that last and can be resharpened many times without failing. Tweezers are not the place to go cheap!
These thicker #00 tweezers are good for more stubborn parts, like removing a cannon pinion. Counterintuitively, thick tweezers can also be good for handling the tiniest parts.
This budget parts holder and dust cover is where you’ll store the watch parts as you work on the project. This is the cheaper option, no need to get fancy for this one.
Rodico is an all purpose putty you can use to clean, hold, position, and retrieve parts with.
This friction case ball is used to take the caseback off of all but the most stubborn watches. Simple and economical, it’s the first place to start when trying to remove a caseback.
This premium Horotec movement holder is a universal and reversible design that can be used for smaller watch movements up to bigger pocket watch movements.
This Horotec case opening knife is used to remove snap on style casebacks.
Pegwood can be whittled and shaped for different uses such as holding parts in place, cleaning jewels, scraping the case, and more.
This premium Horotec work mat provides a flat, clean surface necessary for watchmaking.
This is a casing cushion that you’ll use when taking apart the watch case, dial, and hands. It’s a budget option, no need to spend extra on such a simple tool.
These oilers come in four sizes to cover everything from train wheel jewels to the keyless works.
This budget oiling cup gives you a place to store and access the oils you’ll need to service a watch.
Moebius 9010 is the premium synthetic lubricant widely used in the watchmaking field for the train wheels and more.
Moebuis HP1300 is premium synthetic oil used for medium viscosity parts on the watch.
Moebius 9415 is the premium synthetic lubricant used for lubricating pallet stones.
Moebius 9501 is the premium synthetic grease used for heavier applications like the keyless works.
This budget air blower is used to dust off the dial and case before casing the movement. Simple tool for a simple job.
These premium Horotec hand levers are primarily used to remove the hands from the watch. They feature sturdy design and polished ends to reduce the chance of scratches on the dial.
This spring bar tool is used to remove and replace the straps and bracelets on your watch. The tips are reversible and replaceable so this tool will last a lifetime.
This plastic box has a suspended membrane made to safely hold the watch hands while you service the watch.
