[wilfreb]

hi friends, i just received this tool...

looks like lalo is really growing.

it a cool tool, very useful.

opinions please...

 

[Rusty]

I think the Lalo is a COOL TOOL. :001_tt2:

The pin remover is available all over the internet for under ten bucks. . . in different colors. Invicta only buys them and has the name imprinted on it.

 

[amwilliams9]

You should check out the entire tool kit. It's beyond kwel!!:

 

[wautersjr]

Cool... What is that big yellow thing for... (And I'm being serious, nothing about cheese :wink And no, I'm not talking about the box either :laugh:

 

[13ECHO]

Could be one of those secret CIA torture kits. But, it also doubles as watch tools.

 

[amwilliams9]

Cool... What is that big yellow thing for... (And I'm being serious, nothing about cheese :wink And no, I'm not talking about the box either :laugh:

It's a case back opener. For battery changes minor stuff.

 

[foghorn]

Call me old fashioned but I prefer the old and irritating "hammer tap" method.


I do love the translated directions that Invicta provides



5pcs Screwdriver
By using different size to screw in and out the watch parts

:lol::lol::lol:

 

[arielr22]

That yellow rubber device is for removing casebacks I beleive.

 

[wautersjr]

Thanks for the reply guys... :thumbup1:

 

[boscoe]

I love the pin pushers. And it's a great tool set. However, I have the David Mermelstein version. I bought an Invicta pin pusher - and the push pin on the end broke. (Not kidding).
What attention to detail!

 

[timebender]

Cool... What is that big yellow thing for... (And I'm being serious, nothing about cheese :wink And no, I'm not talking about the box either :laugh:

Like already posted it is for removing a watch back but not the screw on type backs.

 

[timebender]

replacement pins

I think the Lalo is a COOL TOOL. :001_tt2:

The pin remover is available all over the internet for under ten bucks. . . in different colors. Invicta only buys them and has the name imprinted on it.

The magic question is where do you buy replacement pins when you break (and you will) one.:crying:

 

[chaibill]

when i worked in a jewelry store i had a customer come in with a watch in a ziplock bag said they change the battery but couldn't get the case back on again so i took it in the back to take a look. i just had to screw it back on . so i asked them how did they get it off since i saw a lot of scratches on it . they said they popped it off with a screw driver. i was kind of amazed since it was a screw off case back. i told them so and they had a good laugh.:laugh:

another time some one brought in a Wittnauer gold or gold tone i didn't check but they said it needed a new battery so i took it to the back and got the case back off and found it didn't need a battery it was a mechanical watch./ and it was pretty all gold tone movement i should it to the customer before i closed it up and showed him how to wind it with the crown. it had an inscription on the back and no exhibition but i didn't see anything to say it was mechanical on the dial
:laugh:

 

[Steve]

What is a "Lalo"?

 

[Datsun240Z71]

What is a "Lalo"?

Eyal Lalo is CEO of Invicta Watch Group and a frequent guest on ShopNBC peddling his wares.

 

[MacDaddy]

Hey Boscoe, the same thing happened to my Invicta pin pusher. Quality stuff.

 

[CaptKirk]

I love the pin pushers. And it's a great tool set. However, I have the David Mermelstein version. I bought an Invicta pin pusher - and the push pin on the end broke. (Not kidding).
What attention to detail!

I broke mine too, now I use the Android tool kit with the hammer.

 

[Rusty]

Kirk,

You're down in Painted Post? I didn't realize you were that close-by.:thumbup1:

 

[13ECHO]

Now Rusty has someone to stalk in person rather than online...

 

[CaptKirk]

Kirk,

You're down in Painted Post? I didn't realize you were that close-by.:thumbup1:

Yep, the thriving metropolis of Painted Post. I didn't notice you are in Rochester before.