Panerai case opener

[gioarmani7428]

Pretty cool looking--haven't seen this one yet:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Opener-for-44-mm-Ca ... dZViewItem

 

[Roeod4]

Hmmm that is different. I still think I prefer the blue plastic ones, less likely to scratch the case up.

 

[geopatr69]

I have one. It is great. Great fit and finish. Works well and looks cool :lol: :lol:

 

[Cucumber_Jones]

The seller is a member of all the forums.

 

[takashi]

looks great to me... If you want to avoid the scratches, I would suggest applying some Blutack on the edge. Nonetheless, I'd still stick to Jaxa caseback opener.

 

[panman8888]

where do you get teh blue plastic one you refer to?

Hmmm that is different. I still think I prefer the blue plastic ones, less likely to scratch the case up.

thanks!

 

[Roeod4]

Re: where do you get teh blue plastic one you refer to?

Hmmm that is different. I still think I prefer the blue plastic ones, less likely to scratch the case up.

thanks!

I see them on ebay all the time. I think PT or Narikaa had them at one point too.

You may want to ask Birdman, he is the tool guy and can probably get some.

 

[bigbadbrad]

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Looks good - but I am sceptical about the claim that it doesn't scratch.

-- BBB

 

[gioarmani7428]

Wrote that eBay member & Birdman--no luck on the plastic availability. Any other suggestions?

 

[geopatr69]

Wrote that eBay member & Birdman--no luck on the plastic availability. Any other suggestions?

I have this aluminum one and works great. It is a piece of art. :wink:

 

[higgy]

I use one of the rubber friction type with a little sticky stuff..... :shock: Haven't met a caseback yet that I couldn't get off. And I do everything "onehanded"........


Higgy 8)

 

[Roeod4]

This is the one I was referring too.

There are none listed at the moment but do a search for "44mm case opener"

I generally use one of these

 

[gioarmani7428]

Thanks Roed; I'll keep an eye out for that one.

 

[d4m.test]

problem with all of these is they are 44mm only ...

Now I find 47mm casebacks are more an issue than 44mms so I am going to wait for the tool that does both, or at least gives the option to buy one size or the other ...

(Most 44mm casebacks will fit a JAXA or other conventional 3 pin removal tool. It is those 127, 217, 203 and Vintage cases that always max out on the settings. With the PAM249, 232 and other 47mms a good, discount priced 47mm case removal tool is the next grail object ... )

The seller of the aluminum gizmo says in his Ebay description a 40mm and 47mm to follow.

We'll see..

 

[d4m.test]

$ X 3 - yep it's still a gift item for me, just waiting for my gift

Well, I'm into giving esp around Christmas....

I have a certain SF240 ready enzo'ed Dial on my list.. :wink: