Pahawi's Custom Made Speedie Caseback Opener......Highly Recommended

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You can add Seamaster 300 - 2913 to the list
You should have added Reference 2913 when I started this thread!😁

Guys, I don't think the 2913 should be added to the list. The caseback is higher/deeper than the later SM300 references and the tool doesn't reach the slots fully. Hence the tool is tipping a bit on top of the caseback and I for one wouldn't use it on a tight caseback at all. Just my observations.

But on the later references, Paul's tool works like a charm and I love it 😀

Below 2913 vs. a 165.014 caseback

 
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Guys, I don't think the 2913 should be added to the list. The caseback is higher/deeper than the later SM300 references and the tool doesn't reach the slots fully. Hence the tool is tipping a bit on top of the caseback and I for one wouldn't use it on a tight caseback at all. Just my observations.

But on the later references, Paul's tool works like a charm and I love it 😀

Below 2913 vs. a 165.014 caseback


Excellent view of the depth difference in the 2913 vs 14755/165014 caseback.

That being said, using Paul’s opener on a 2913 caseback works if the Caseback is not TIGHT. As the opener is a softer metal (brass?) then the steel caseback, I believe the only risk is premature wear to the teeth of the opener.
 
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Dynamic….not to open the case (tool 107!) but to remove the ring to change the strap/bracelet
 
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Mine just arrived, quicker than expected (Thanks, Paul) and really a nice tool. So much better than my standard Jaxa 3 prong opener, I shouldnt have waited this long to get one.
 
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Mine just arrived, quicker than expected (Thanks, Paul) and really a nice tool. So much better than my standard Jaxa 3 prong opener, I shouldnt have waited this long to get one.

Thank you 👍
 
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Placed my order today and I am very excited to get my own opener soon!
And by the way, Paul is a real gentleman. Thank you Paul.
 
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Placed my order today and I am very excited to get my own opener soon!
And by the way, Paul is a real gentleman. Thank you Paul.

Thank you 👍
 
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No surprise that Paul's shop is state of the art😁
 
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Interesting!
Is there some kind of list of the references it can be used for?
Thanks!
 
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The first post in this thread states:
Best of all, it not only fits Speedie Moonwatches but lines up with Seamasters as well. SM 300, 2913, 165.024 and even the smaller SM 120, 165.027 all open safely, scratch free, with this tool. Highly recommended! Much better and safer than the cheap, adjustable variety.
 
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Here's a list based on buyers feedback:

Omega:

Speedmaster 2915

Speedmaster 2998

Speedmaster 105.002

Speedmaster 105.003

Speedmaster 105.012

Speedmaster 145.012

Speedmaster 145.022 + 145.0022

Speedmaster newer models 35…..

Speedmaster 145.014 MK II


Seamaster 300 – 2913

Seamaster 120

Seamaster 165.027

Seamaster 165.024

Seamaster 165.014

Seamaster 166.065

Seamaster 166.090

Seamaster 166.0250

Seamaster 166.0324

Seamaster 176.007

Seamaster 196.0072


Railmaster 2914 (probably fits several others Railmasters too).

Military Ref. 2777-1

Geneve 166.0188

Geneve 166.041

Constellation 198.0034

2179-4

Megaquartz 196.0038

Memomatic 166.071


Other brands:

Seiko 6138.0030

Seiko 6139-6005

Seiko 6139-6010

Seiko 7017-6020

Tissot 46587-2X

Some Nivadas and Crotons

Vertex military watch

Certina Argonaut

Vertex military watch
 
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Yesterday, I received @Pahawi 's Speedie Caseback Opener and I am very impressed with it. Solid brass, 6 exact points of contact, 6 oz. in weight. It even has a through hole to insert a screwdriver should you need extra torque.

Best of all, it not only fits Speedie Moonwatches but lines up with Seamasters as well. SM 300, 2913, 165.024 and even the smaller SM 120, 165.027 all open safely, scratch free, with this tool. Highly recommended! Much better and safer than the cheap, adjustable variety.


cool stuff, i need one!
 
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If it hasn't already been added somewhere, the Pahawi opener worked a treat on my vintage Doxa Sub 300T Searambler case-back. I still used a bit of protective plastic to allow for the slight brass overhang.
Never ceases to amaze me with the ongoing use I get from this tool - thanks again @Pahawi 👍
 
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If it hasn't already been added somewhere, the Pahawi opener worked a treat on my vintage Doxa Sub 300T Searambler case-back. I still used a bit of protective plastic to allow for the slight brass overhang.
Never ceases to amaze me with the ongoing use I get from this tool - thanks again @Pahawi 👍

Thank you - very kind of you 👍