$20.00

Watch Spring Bar Tool - Long Stainless Steel Handle with Replaceable Screw
4.7 from 255 notes
A fine-fork spring bar tool with a knurled stainless steel handle and threaded tips for strap and bracelet changes.
$26.98
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| Reference | 6767-F |
|---|---|
| Reference line | 6767 |
| Drawer | Spring Bars & Bracelets |
| What it is | A tool in its own right |
| Bench job | Changing a strap or bracelet |
We cut the fine fork on our 6767-F to seat into narrow shoulder gaps between lug horns and end links. The opposite end holds a pointed pin for drilled lugs. The solid stainless steel handle provides steady heft between your thumb and forefinger.
Fine fork profile
The fork end narrows to slip into tight clearances around solid end links and modern straps. Its v-shaped opening catches the ridge of the spring bar pivot without widening the slot.
Reversible point pin
The opposite tip carries a cylindrical pin for cases with drilled lug holes. You press through the outer hole to release the internal shoulder directly, keeping the body aligned.
Threaded tip replacement
Both working ends thread into the handle body. When a tip wears down or bends from long service at the bench, you unscrew it and thread in a fresh spare.
Knurled steel barrel
We turn the handle from solid stainless steel with cross-hatch knurling along the grip sections. It gives purchase during compression when you need to guide the pivot into the lug recess.
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A note that touches this tool
Changing a strap at the lugs
The order of work when a strap or bracelet comes off: which end of the spring bar tool does what, the difference between a fork end and a pin end, drilled lugs against closed lugs, and why the bracelet is held rather than gripped.
6767-F
$26.98



