Theodore Schroeder
Very economical selection of various sizes of watch band pins. They are good quality and should last quite some time. The pin removal tool is also good quality and works well.The biggest problem is the storage case that this all comes in. The lids do not lock closed so if you move them around a lot or tip the whole thing on its side, you are likely to be playing 360+ pin pick up and then have to sort all your pins back into their respective sizes.After noticing this, I immediately put all the pins into new cases that snapped and locked closed and found a storage case that would accommodate all of them. I then threw the original cases out into the garage to use for some other purpose.Overall a great supply of pins and tool, but ditch the containers if you need to pack them away like I do.

Chad Ayala
When will the manufacturers of these Watch pin sets put hinges and latches on their cases? Charge me more money, but put hinges on the cases so they are easy to open and close. Even if it snapped shut and locked, it would be a huge improvement. I tape the case shut to keep the pins in place, as the lid is too loose once you remove the tape from the factory that holds the lid. In the last similar case I owned, the pins spilled everywhere and became completely mixed up because the lid wouldn’t stay tightly shut. It’s the same with this case. If your pins spill, it’s like putting a puzzle back together when you put the pins back in their correct areas. For $9 (at the time of this review), you get tons of Watch pins of all sizes, nice tools, and a terrible carrying/storage case.Pros: Watch pins of all shapes and sizes and good Watch pin removal tools. Nice pin size selection and quantity for the price.Cons: TERRRIBLE storage case. It doesn’t latch shut, and I have to tape it tightly shut to keep the pins from bouncing around inside and into other storage areas. Make a case that can snap tightly shut, and the manufacturer will get a 5-star rating from me.