Watch tags, roller jewels, pivot rounder, screw head file

WATCH TAGS
Tags are used by a watchmaker to identify a customer’s watch during repair. These tags may be plain, in which case you will fill in the desired information, such as name, date, charge and so forth.  More elaborate tags include a tag number, space for explanation of work performed, and the like. Tags are excellent for the beginner to use in repairs made in his practice work.

ROLLER JEWELS
When doing repair work it is desirable to have an assortment of roller jewels in a complete range of sizes, including both short and long jewels to fit both single and double rollers. The “D”-shape jewels are the most commonly used. They are gauged in 1/100 mm.

ROLLER REMOVER
This tool is used to remove roller tables and is designed for use with a bench block or staking tool.

STAFF REMOVER
This tool is designed for use with the staking tool and is used for removal of riveted balance staffs.

PIVOT ROUNDER
This small tool is fitted with a sapphire end which is placed over the bent pivot. Revolving the rounder between the fingers forces the pivot back to its original position. It also removes burrs and polishes the pivot.

PIN VISE
A small hand vise is used to hold small objects, such as a stem, needle, and similar items.

SCREW HEAD FILE
A very fine-cutting, knife-edge file used to cut the screw driver slot in the head of a screw. It is also used to shape regulator pins and the like.