Star Trek: The Next Generation 100-Piece Engineering Field Kit Tool Set

Star Trek: The Next Generation 100-Piece Engineering Field Kit Tool Set

Marsoni

M251S

$99.99

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Star Trek: The Next Generation 100-Piece Engineering Field Kit Tool SetTO BOLDLY GO WHERE NO ONE HAS GONE BEFORE If you are the person everyone turns to in order to fix their technology, be ready for any technical glitch with this Star Trek Engineering Field Kit Tool Set. Jeffries tubes clogged with tribbles? Replicator only spitting out "Tea, Earl Grey, Cold"? This 100 piece electronics tool kit has a solution amongst its 54 different screwdriver bits and dozens of instruments to pry, tweeze, and otherwise coerce

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It’s a nice watch but in no way is it worth the price. You’re paying a huge nostalgia fee with this one. At best this is a $40 watch. Battery life is horrible (3 years) and it loses 1-2 seconds a day. For a digital quartz watch that is extremely poor. I thought mine might be a poor example but after researching online I found the majority of new flix owners report losing at least 1-2 seconds a day. As a Casio fan, it’s hard to see what the draw is to Ironman watches. Casio has them beat in almost every category. The only thing I think the timex wins at is the screen legibility at extreme angles. Anyways, I got it because I had a flix in high school and it brings back some memories. I believe the nostalgia factor is why these watches have any appeal at all.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2026

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William Teasdale

New York, US

★★★★★ 4

Band broke

Color: Black/Black/Digital

Nice watch! Loved it mostly. Band broke a week in.

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Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2025

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Ramiro

Waukegan, US

★★★★★ 2

The watch has a problem with the alarm.

Color: Black/Black/Digital, Color: Black/Black/Digital

This is perhaps the nicest digital watch I’ve ever had, the watch is new, but it came broken, the alarm does not sound or better to say sounds so low, it is inaudible, is practically useless, do not know if it can be fixed, I’ll have to take you to a technician, the problem is that I am in Ecuador, I do not know if the guarantee will serve or can be returned. ------------------------- Este es quizás el reloj digital más bonito que he tenido, el reloj es nuevo, pero me vino averiado, la alarma no suena o mejor dicho suena tan bajo, es inaudible, es prácticamente inservible, no sé si se pueda arreglar, voy a tener que llevarle a un técnico, el problema es que estoy en Ecuador, no sé si sirva la garantía o se pueda devolver.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2025

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Draper, US

★★★★★ 4

Classic design, face smaller then expected

Color: Black/Black/Digital

Smaller dial then expected, but built well. Classic design and functional.

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Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2025