Watch Spring Bar Tool - Long Stainless Steel Handle with Replaceable Screw

We turn the body of the 6767-F from solid stainless steel and cut raised knurling into the grip. One end takes a narrow fork for modern spring bar shoulders, while the opposite end carries a round point for drilled lugs. Both ends screw out when a tip wears down at the bench.

Fine fork tip

The notched end catches the flange on a spring bar between the lug and the strap. Its narrow profile enters tight openings on modern solid end links where broader tools cannot seat.

Reversible round pin

Turn the handle around to depress spring bars through drilled lug holes. The round tip pushes straight against the pivot pin without binding against the outer case wall.

Knurled steel body

We cut cross-hatch knurling along the central section of the round handle. It gives your fingers purchase when compressing a stiff bar spring under tension.

Replacing worn ends

Both working tips thread directly into the steel handle. When an edge dulls or bends after heavy bench work, unscrew the worn point and turn in a replacement.