$24.99
7230
Watch Strap Pin Removal Tool, Black, Modern, Black, Modern, Black, Modern
3.5 from 329 notes
Driven by a hand screw, our 7230 drives bracelet friction pins out along a straight line without a hammer.
$23.99
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| Reference | 7230 |
|---|---|
| Drawer | Spring Bars & Bracelets |
| What it is | A tool in its own right |
| Bench job | Changing a strap or bracelet |
A threaded pusher aligns a straight steel pin against the link joint. We turn the knurled knob by hand to press the pin through, using stepped spacers to set the bracelet height. The black body supports the link walls squarely while the tip drives the friction pin free.
Pushing pin diameter
We fit this tool with a 0.80mm pin ground to meet standard bracelet holes. The tip drives straight through the link without canting sideways under hand pressure.
Stepped height spacers
Removable spacers seat underneath the links to match three different bracelet thicknesses. Raising the link keeps the pusher centered on the friction pin axis.
Bracelet width capacity
The channel accepts bracelet links up to 22mm wide. The link rests flat against the support wall while the threaded stem advances into the bore.
Replacing worn tips
The driving pin unscrews from the threaded spindle when bent or worn. A fresh pin threads directly into the front of the shaft to restore alignment.
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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.
7230
$23.99