what google told us....
Pocket Watch Sleeve Wrench: The star-shaped metal tool is a bench key or sleeve wrench. It is used for removing, installing, or adjusting the threaded sleeves and stems in pocket watches.Specialty Pliers: The metal pliers on the far left are antique duckbill or flat-nose pliers. Similar vintage models, like those from the Lodi brand (patented in 1894), were commonly used by mechanics and watchmakers for precise gripping.Watchmaker/Jeweler Pliers (General): Many specialized pliers from this era were designed for tasks like pulling rivets, bending jewelry wire, or securing internal watch components.Other Specialty ComponentsAntique Spring Jaw Cuff Holder: The two vertical metal objects with hinged mechanisms appear to be antique spring jaw cuff holders (e.g., from the Decatur Cuff Holder Co., patented around 1884), which were used to hold shirt cuffs in place.
selling off a bunch of vintage watchmaker tools & parts check out our other listings! can combine sh on some smalls!
selling as pictured.
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