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One Swiss Staking Set

By Edmund
October 31, 2015 in Tools & Equipment

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Posted October 31, 2015

I need your help to identify a set I recently purchased. Does anyone know this model? Also I would like to hear about the things you guys do with your own staking tools. I have never used one of these and I only know that they are useful to replace balance staffs. Thanks.

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Posted October 31, 2015

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That's a tidy looking set Edmund. Have a read of this thread, there is a lot of information you should find interesting.

http://www.watchrepairtalk.com/topic/3014-new-ebook-k-and-d-catalog-of-tools-no-6-ca-1908/

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