I like how the plunger holds the hands against the claws as you push down on the tool to remove the hands.  One thing that I highly suggest is that you get a piece of teflon with a "V" cut out that you can use it to protect the face of the dial so that it doesn't get scuffed when you use the tool (tip that I got from an old watchmaker's YouTube video).  This is a well built, easy-to-use tool.  Definitely worth the money.