Well, this Kit is worth the price, if you understand its purpose well.

A few notes for all buyers:

Let the name "Repair Tool Kit" not mislead you! This Kit's general purpose is all about band resizing, removing links from steel bracelets, replacing leather or rubber straps on a watch with straps, and changing batteries on most simple non-divers watches. It is not intended to be used for any serious repair needs! Just a set of tools to save ten bucks by resizing bracelet by yourself instead of going to the jeweler, that's all.

The good:

1) You will really solve all your needs in resizing steel bracelets for almost any type and size of a watches. The Watch Band Sizing Tool (Blue one) will work with most bands up to 24mm size. The larger, thicker bands will not fit into that tool, so for thick steel bracelets sized 24mm, 26mm and up you'll need to use Grey (square) tool, Pin pushers and Hammer.

2) The rest of the tools may come in handy in some other situations, not only with watches. Say, small screwdrivers you can use to fine tiny screws on your glasses or with some little-sized electronic devices. Small pincer is also what you often want to have nearby.

3) The storage box is a quite nice looking black box, where all the tools are firmly locked and simply accessible.

Not so good:

1) The wrench for large watch cases is not included. If you want to change the watches batteries, with the tools from this Kit you can only open watches with a plain simple caseback or a simple-screws caseback, and just some of the water resistant watches. But you won't be able to open cases of most serious water resistant and large diver watches - for that purpose you'll need a tool like that&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Paylak-TSJX1327-Watch-Case-Opener-Extra-Large-Watch-Repair-Kit/dp/B003OEV1MK/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Paylak TSJX1327 Watch Case Opener Extra Large Watch Repair Kit</a>&nbsp;which is absent in this Kit. Keep that in mind.

2) The Spring Bar Tool which is used to remove leather straps is not that good. It will do the job fine with small (ladies?) watches. But for XL-sized men's watches I found the fork is too small and at the same time thick, which is not convenient when you need to deal with a watch with large lugs and thick strap. I have the other Spring Bar tool, which is a "no name" product I've bought once on a street market, and that tool has much larger and thin fork, therefore more useful and convenient for large watches (almost all of my watches are large ones). But, anyway, the tool from the Kit with some effort will do the job, so it is not a serious problem, unless all of your watches are XL-sized and you change their straps often.

3) The build quality of a tools is in fact pretty mediocre. OK for the price. But you need to check all the tools before use them. I found that one of the Pin pushers and one Screwdriver was bended, in some other tools like the Spring bar remover, some part comes loose, so I had to add some effort to give them original look and ready-to-use condition.

Overall, for home use - it's a good Kit, I recommend it. Don't expect any "professional" quality from that tools, but it will pay for itself very quick.