Case back Opener

[the_don_robinson]

Hi

Can anyone recomened or give me a link to a good 44mm case back opener for pam luminor cases?

cheers

 

[offshore]

There ya go!
http://watchbitz.com.au/shop/index.php?searchStr=pan&_a=viewCat&Submit=Go

And they are a lot cheaper than that for RWI members once you register, and receive a confirmation email at www.watchbitz.com.au.
Offshore

 

[the_don_robinson]

will check em out! Cheers

 

[waterluver]

ask and receive

 

[ALE7575]

There ya go!
http://watchbitz.com.au/shop/index.php?searchStr=pan&_a=viewCat&Submit=Go

And they are a lot cheaper than that for RWI members once you register, and receive a confirmation email at www.watchbitz.com.au.
Offshore

Here you have the best way !!

ALE

 

[COLDI]

A ball of duct tape sticky side out works wonders.

 

[ALE7575]

A ball of duct tape sticky side out works wonders.

Here you have the cheaper way!!

ALE

 

[offshore]

A ball of duct tape sticky side out works wonders.

At opening! Sometimes!
Never for closing efficiently! Never.

Cheap makeshift tools, are just that.
Do you own a cheap makeshift watch?

Offshore.

 

[COLDI]

At opening! Sometimes!
Never for closing efficiently! Never.

Cheap makeshift tools, are just that.
Do you own a cheap makeshift watch?

Offshore.

Touche

 

[ALE7575]

Never for closing efficiently! Never.

Offshore.

Ok. +1 Agree
In my opinion this is the main problem of the Rubber ball and the Duct Tape ball.

ALE

 

[the_don_robinson]

think im going to plump with WatchBitz they have some great deals once your account gets upgraded! cheaper than ebay too i think!

 

[breitlove725]

I almost exclusively use the rubber ball and do the last bit of tightening with my fingers, I've been able to get all of the watches I've done water resistant to 10 Bars.

 

[offshore]

I almost exclusively use the rubber ball and do the last bit of tightening with my fingers, I've been able to get all of the watches I've done water resistant to 10 Bars.

It is one thing to make a seal...using fingers to tighten can make a seal take place, but will never guarantee that you will retain that seal. One slight bump, a change in temperature (ie putting it on your arm), any number of factors will break the seal which your fingers have created.
I seriously don't comprehend spending money on a sticky ball or other makeshift tool, when for under $30.00 you have and own for enternity, the right tool for the job. This guarantees you can apply the required torque to create a PERMANENT seal!
:shakes head:

Offshore.

 

[ALE7575]

, but will never guarantee that you will retain that seal... number of factors will break the seal which your fingers have created...
...This guarantees you can apply the required torque to create a PERMANENT seal!
:shakes head:

Offshore.

+1
I agree.
ALE