Daniel Solis
Works well, good quality, large selection. I looked up my band width and measured it to be sure. 20mm dead on. I assumed that a 20mm pin was the correct size as the one I took out, much to my dismay, sprang from the band while removing and disappeared somewhere after bouncing off the walls. I have lost about 50 pounds and needed to move the band in the catch to the 1st hole. I tried for 30 minutes to install the 20mm pin without success. It was just too long and would not compress enough to fit. I then tried a 19mm and had one success but in the wrong hole after 20 minutes. Finally, I tried the 18mm and had no problem. Snug fit and holds band well. Bottom line is to use a pin 2mm shorter than the width of the band.The small tool provided works well for removing a pin but wasn't helpful for reinstalling one.

Cody Coleman
Well made plenty of choices. Highly Recommend

Susan Perez
I had two watches out of commission due to broken pins. On one of the watches I had brought it to a jeweler three times for pin replacement. Paying a jeweler costs $5-$15 depending on where you go so buying a kit that costs less than one trip to the jeweler makes sense!The pins are nice and sturdy feeling. The double flanges are good to have because it it much easier to remove with the included tool than a single flange watch pin. There are way more pins here than I will ever use, but that is mostly because of the even distribution of sizes. I would prefer more common sized pins and fewer uncommon sizes if I had a choice. That said, buying just two pins costs almost as much or more as this whole set of pins so it is an incredible deal.The tool is solid feeling but I understand peoples frustration with it. The forked side works well for grabbing the double flange pins and inserting or removing those, but the pin side of the tool is too wide. I can not use the pin side on any of my watches because it is thicker than the pins and the holes they sit in. I have normal sized male watches with standard sized pins.I like the organized case that the pins come in and am glad to have it, but I wish it had a spot for the tool and possibly a little empty compartment that I could store miscellaneous watch parts, like extra links.Overall, if you are like me and bend/break watch pins, I would buy this product. The price is perfect!

Theodore Bender
I bought this assortment because it was only a dollar or two more than just buying a small quantity of the size I needed this time. I collect watches, and change bracelets and straps often, so this purchase will keep me in pins for a very long time.

John Mcgrath
0 you get a whole lot of pins for a little bit of money. It almost makes you want to lose about 20 of them just because they're so many. If you don't work in a watch shop you probably don't need this. Or have about 300 watches you need to fix other than that it's great

Elizabeth Jones
Value for money, looks Durable, but DIA is smaller 1.37mm instead 1.5mm. This could compromise the durability.

Calvin Douglas
Getting harder and harder to find a store to piddle with watches. "Unless we sold it to you..." "we don't do that anymore...." "Let me try...". I finally found a jewelry store that will replace the batteries, so I took my grandsons watch in to get a new pin - they tried so hard, but it never held good. Look, it was an inexpensive Timex in a high-end jewelry store so whatever. This little kit is the ticket. I might even rent a billboard and advertise to call me for all your watch-pin needs...well, maybe not that extreme.

Janice Cardenas
Pros: High quality, inexpensive, comes with a spring bar toolCons: NoneThis is a good kit to have if you have several watches and switch bands frequently. Spring bars generally don't fail if they're assembled correctly, but in the off chance that they do, it's nice to have spares. I haven't encountered a watch with less than 16mm spring bars, so I can't use half of these, but all the kits on Amazon seem to include short spring bars, so I didn't have much of a choice. I would have preferred more of the common sizes.These spring bars feel solid and are actually better than some of the stock ones that come on certain watches. If you have a watch with cheap spring bars, then I recommend replacing them. This kit also comes with a spring bar tool, so if you don't have one, you're covered. As someone who owns a few watches and many watch bands, this is a great kit to have on hand. The thickness is pretty standard and should fit most lugs. I had a watch that had thick spring bars so I couldn't use a standard NATO strap. I swapped out the spring bars for these, and the strap fit perfectly.If you are just getting into watches or are a seasoned horologist, this is a good kit to have on hand. It's inexpensive and it's always nice to have a few spare spring bars around just in case they break or go flying when changing straps.