New Package Bergeon 6767S Watch Spring Bar Tool - Long Stainless Steel Handle with Replaceable Screw (6767-S)

Bought a cheaper brand at first but the metal was too soft and will bend. This one is much better quality.

Best quality tool I've seen and an excellent seller, I would definitely buy from this seller again.

Was recommended by a savvy friend. And was more than adequate for my purposes.

Simple, but well made tool. Good value for $. Works well as it should for changing watch straps. Arrived quickly.

It is tremendously strong. It doesn't bend, doesn't flex, and opens spring bars like Florida on spring break.

Good quality tool. Easy to remove the spring bars. Did not even bother to get one of these by others mentioned cheaper ones.To save money on tools rarely pays off.This tool shall not break the bank.

I was able to remove my Jubilee band with ease. As I had purchased some new 20mm pins to use with some NATO style nylon straps, I was able to install the new pins easily.

What can I say. If you want professional quality watch tools look no further.

Incredibly reliable tool, had an issue with the original delivery but was corrected. Love that you can swap out 6767-S with a 6767-F if you’re dealing with a bracelet.

The best watch tool thee is

Demasiado grande para ser tamañano S. Cuidado al comprarlo.

Produit professionnel, avec l'embout fin d'un côté et standard de l'autre. Permet de démonter très facilement, sans dégâts, à peu près tout types de pompes de bracelets sur le marché. Le prix est amplement justifié au vu de la qualité fabrication suisse

High quality, machined springbar tools, for the removal and fitting of watchstraps and metal watch bracelets. Both models are strong, well made and have a good weight when held. The 6767-f has a fork end of about 1.5mm and the 6767-s has a fork end of 3mm. Having bought the "S" model first I soon realised that the larger 3mm fork would not fit in the bracelet gaps on many of my steel watch bracelets and I decided to buy the "F" model too! Each model has screw-in replacement ends that do come loose if not tightened sufficiently. Both models have a 1mm bar end tool that is hollowed at the tip for use on watches with drilled lugs and adjustment of bracelet clasps. I don't believe that the tools are designed for the removal of metal bar links to shorten a bracelet, for that I'd recommend a dedicated watch pin removal tool. These tools should last a long time for occasional home use if used as intended. Spare screw-in replacement tips are available from Bergeon.