The second tool in the ModMaster line: seven replaceable-blade flatheads sized for watchmaking and modding, in hardened tool steel. Currently in sourcing with a target launch by end of year.
Watch case backs, movement bridges, and the vast majority of modding hardware still spec flatheads. Getting one flathead set right earns its place on the bench before we branch into Phillips or Torx.
A rolled or chipped tip is a normal part of using the tool. Blades unscrew and swap out, so a single knock doesn't end a driver's life — and the seven spares in the set cover typical bench wear for years.
0.80 mm handles most movement screws. 1.00 to 1.60 mm covers case-back and bracelet hardware. 1.80 and 2.00 mm reach into strap and buckle work. That's the range; no ceremonial extras.
The blades are hardened tool steel so they hold an edge under real bench torque. The trade-off is that a badly-abused tip will chip rather than fold — which is exactly why the blades are replaceable.
The mat took most of a year to get right. The screwdriver set is deliberately following the same pace: no rush, no compromises on the steel or the tolerances.
While the screwdriver set finishes its final sourcing pass, the ModMaster mat is on Amazon and shipping Prime‑fast. If you're stocking a new bench, start there.