After trying several bezel removal tools, this has been by far the best one I have ever used:
https://www.google.com/aclk?sa=l&ai...WMAxUEL0QIHW8TBccQwg8oAHoECAcQFA&nis=7&adurl=
If you look around, you should be able to find a good deal on a used one. If you opt for a generic brand, make sure it opens up to the diameter of your bezel. I have read many reviews on generics that they do not open as much as they claim.
After trying several bezel removal tools, this has been by far the best one I have ever used:
https://www.google.com/aclk?sa=l&ai...WMAxUEL0QIHW8TBccQwg8oAHoECAcQFA&nis=7&adurl=
If you look around, you should be able to find a good deal on a used one. If you opt for a generic brand, make sure it opens up to the diameter of your bezel. I have read many reviews on generics that they do not open as much as they claim.
That looks like it'll scratch the bezel and/or case, and I think that tool is meant to remove crystals.... it even says it on the title.
I use this AliExpress imitation tool of the real Omega tool used to remove dive bezels. Was like $25 years ago, though probably a bit more now. Just clamp and twist counterclockwise:
That looks like it'll scratch the bezel and/or case, and I think that tool is meant to remove crystals.... it even says it on the title.
I use this AliExpress imitation tool of the real Omega tool used to remove dive bezels. Was like $25 years ago, though probably a bit more now. Just clamp and twist counterclockwise:
Thank you! Is there a way to repair or readjust the tourque you need to twist it?
Have you tryed it also on this Modell Seamaster 300?
This is the tool to use. This is the type of tool Omega uses. I have one and it works perfectly. They come in a set with different sizes.
That IS the tool to have. A very different league than the generics.
How much did that bad boy set you back?
