Case Opener

[hokavan]

I'm trying to open this case. Anyone know how to open it please help me. Thank you

[bosstaki]

Have you tried Suction case back opener or rubber ball!

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[JimInOz]

It would help greatly if we knew what watch it is and also a better hi-res pic of the caseback.

 

From the provided pic I suspect a squishy ball will do nothing, it will need a blade/wedge/case knife.

[Andyclient]

It looks to be a Rolex type back to me from what i can see , so if you don't have the Rolex type tools a sticky ball could work if it's not to tight.

[Geo]

That could be a good call If there are serrations on it. The picture is too fuzzy to show them.

[clockboy]

It looks like a screw type. If correct it will depend on how tight it is for the method used to remove. The sticky ball method is not good for the really tight one,s. Some members have attached a bolt to the back using supper glue undoing with a spanner then cleaning the back afterwards. 

Last year I bit the bullet & purchased a Horotecc case opener which is the best opener for the screw types, but you still need the appropriate die,s for the various makes.

 

 

 

 

A better pic will help.

[hokavan]

Thank you all for your kind and sorry for poor photo. Its is a homage of Rolex. There are serrations on the case back and as you suggested I'll need appropriate die to attach to it

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[bobm12]

If not other opener/dies available, a Jaxa type with the right tips will open it. Beware of some Chinese cases which have a press on back that look like screw on.

[digginstony]

If the case back has serrations does that mean your looking for jaws with a triangle end that you attach and turn anticlockwise? I've never come across this type of case back

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[Andyclient]

If the case back has serrations does that mean your looking for jaws with a triangle end that you attach and turn anticlockwise? I've never come across this type of case back

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here is the correct tool for Rolex type case backs 

Edited January 24, 2016 by Andyclient

[digginstony]

Many thanks Andyclient. I've got the idea now

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