Wera05117991001 Kraftform Micro 2035 Slotted Electronics Precision Screwdriver, 1mm Head, 40mm Blade Length

There are slightly cheaper options, but if you purchased an OMEGA watch, you can afford the "correct" screwdriver. The wiha brand is ok, but the point is too far tapered to fit correctly. WERA quality is absolutely the best. Perfect fit (1.8mm) and will not damage screws on the delicate watch band. Grip allow proper torque. Others are too slim for unlocking the loctite on most screws. No heat, no acetone. Just use the correct tool! Most folks try the 2.0mm (does not fit) and they scratch the band and mangle the screws. 1.8mm is "special" and not included in typical kits. Enjoy

I order a lot of these because of a product I sell. I have NEVER had one get dull. they are 120%.

As an electrician I use screwdrivers constantly, my entire collection is from Wera and each one of them does their job perfectly and better than the cheap competition.

good quality Screwdriver

This hex driver is exactly what I needed for a very specific job that requires a 0.05" driver and this does that just great however upon receiving the driver, I noticed that the blue band that at the end of the handle is missing, right out of the box.If this was able to pass QC at wherever Wera makes these, it raises the question as to whether or not other things might be slipping.

This screwdriver has the correct shaft diameter (2mms) and was long enough to adjust our kitchen aid gas cooktop burners.

We recently purchased a Z-Line 36” Range and the burners seemed too high. The lowest setting didn’t give a nice low flame. I initially thought we made a bad decision but after some research realized that burners are adjustable.The best tool I had was a screw driver from an eyeglass repair kit which fit in the hole but wasn’t long enough to reach the notch inside to make the adjustment. I measured the width and noticed it was 2mm wide.I looked around and came across several screw drivers that initially appeared to be the right size based on the description but as I dug deeper I realized the descriptions were not very good and sometimes misleading. Note: the measurement of the shaft is the key, not the head. There were several where the shaft was 3mm and head was 2mm… the focus of the descriptions were “2mm”. I got comfortable that this screw driver was 2mm for the entire shaft and purchased it. At first look I thought it wasn’t going to fit but when I tried it, it fit perfectly as you can see. It had to go in about 2 inches.I can’t speak to durability as I’ve only used it to adjust my burners. It seems solid enough but I wouldn’t expect any tool of this width to not bend or chip under harsh use.

this is one of the best purchases i made for myself.i'm just a hobbyist, taking apart used mechanical watches and pocket watches that can no longer be salvaged, for upcycled coppertronic jewelry parts. i bought a "watch toolkit" and the slotted screwdrivers were still way too big for the watches i was taking apart and everytime someone asked me "have you tried an eyeglass repair kit?" i would get irritated because an eyeglass screw is about three times as big as the screws in a watch! so i did a lot of research into into "professional" watch tools and just decided what i really needed was a good small screwdriver that can fit comfortably in my hand. they were harder to find than i expected but then i finally came across this -- and so far, it works great! i think the tip is magnetized because all the tiny screws stick to it so no more switching to tweezers to set a screw in place or pick it out. it's also ergonomic and my fingers just naturally went right into the grooves of the handle when i went to use it.it's sharpened well so that it actually goes right into the tiny slots, making it easier to find its grip and twist off a screw. this whole time, i've been using a pin that came with the watch toolkit that i shaved down to meet my needs but even with my small hands, i could not get a good grip on it and it would dull after a few watches. after using this, i'm like omg why did i not get this earlier! in fact, i like it so much that i'm also getting the  Wera Kraftform MIcro 2035 Electronics Percision Screwdriver, Slotted 0.8mm Head .i've only had it for a day and disassembled 3 watches but will update if the product doesn't stand up over time.

Can’t go wrong with Wera, have always found them to be durable and perfect for their intended purpose.

I've always loved Wera tools brand for the quality and great ergonomic-feel of their tools. This 3.5mm slotted tip screwdriver is a prime example. It's just great quality. And with quality you never fail.

Just perfect quality screwdriver Thanks.

The media could not be loaded.  Amazing bit of kit for rebuildable vaping attys like RDA, RTA, RDTA, RBA etc. Extremely comfy in the hand and a perfect fit in M2.5x3mm grub screws. Will absolutely 100% but this item again if needed

Been searching for the perfect screwdriver for socket faceplates and terminals for a while now. The search may be over!Tip size has proved perfect so far, big enough to fit across the whole slot in the grub screws (MK type faceplate) yet the shaft is slim enough to access the tightest of recess. The Swivel cap enables you to apply pressure with your palm while quickly twisting the screws with your fingers. I would've preferred a bigger flare out, to get a hold of, at the base of the handle, but the hexagonal profile, low down, does help for when you need that extra grip.Wera's typical build quality is evident here. The tip has withstood some abuse already with no signs of damage. It feels nice in the hand and in use.A slightly longer insulated version would also be good to see though this could restrict access in some cases. Until they make one I'll be more than happy to use this.