Replacement Spare Fork for Spring bar Tool

This spare fork threads directly into the handle of our 6767 spring bar tool when an original tip wears down or breaks. We shape the prongs to catch the shoulder of a spring bar between the watch lug and strap. Keep a spare in the bench drawer so strap changes are not interrupted.

The fork profile

We mill the two prongs with an open notch to straddle the spring bar pivot and seat against the shoulder. The profile slips between the strap material and the inside face of the watch lug.

Threaded shank

The rear of the tip carries a cut thread matching the socket of our 6767 handle. It turns in by hand and snugs down against the knurled ferrule to stay rigid under working pressure.

Replacing a worn tip

A tip that has burred or bent from heavy bracelet work unscrews cleanly from the handle body. Thread this replacement in until the shoulder seats, with no need to replace the entire handle.

Storage at the bench

We recommend keeping replacement tips in their original small vial or a compartmentalized bench tray. Loose tips rattling together in a drawer will nick the ground edges of the prongs.