Double Fork Spring bar Watch Bracelet Fitting Removing Tool

We turn the body of the 6767-SF from stainless steel with raised knurling along the grip. One end holds our standard fork while the opposite end takes a fine fork for tighter access points. Both threaded tips unscrew when worn, so the handle stays on the bench.

Standard fork end

The 3.00 mm fork seats against broad spring bar shoulders commonly found on leather, rubber, and fabric bands. Its v-shaped notch catches the ridge squarely so you can compress the spring without twisting the bar.

Fine fork end

For metal bracelets and tight lug recesses, we thread a 1.20 mm fine fork into the opposite end. The narrowed prongs fit into small lug windows where a standard tip cannot clear the flank of the case.

Turned steel handle

The main barrel is turned from stainless steel. Deep bands of knurling give the fingers purchase during compression, while the central smooth section rests lightly in the crook of the hand during long bracelet adjustments.

Replacing threaded tips

Each fork end threads directly into the barrel. When a prong bends or thins through bench use, unscrew that tip and replace it without discarding the handle. Spare tips from the 6767 family thread directly into the existing sockets.