Bracelet & Strap Tools

The FB-504 comes with one tip that is reversible in the handle: a small fork on one end and a pin on the other. The other tip is a large fork, which is the most useful end for removing spring bars quickly on leather straps. The large folk end is just about the only tool which will remove the bars on Seiko rubber divers bands. Order an extra set of replacement tips and use the large fork in one end of the handle and the pin pusher in the other end. The small fork grabs the most stubborn of spring bars on the backside of metal bracelets and makes removal easy and reliable. The pin tip is for pushing out open-lug spring bars and press fit bracelet pins.

FB-504
$28.95
 

This is the best spring bar tool on the market. Max Sussman, who gave me a sample many years ago (1984-85?), discovered it. I did not think much of it at first, and it spent about a year in my desk. One day a customer came in and wanted help removing bars from a Seiko Divers Watch. We tried everything, and then I remembered that this tool was in my desk. Within seconds we had the spring bars removed and I have never used another tool since. It took me about three years to convince Bergeon to sell this too. It comes with one tip that is reversible: a small fork on one end and a pin pusher on the other. The other tip is a large fork, which is the most useful end for removing spring bars quickly on leather straps and is the end which will remove the bars on Seiko rubber divers bands. The small fork is for grabbing spring bars for the backside of metal bands. Bergeon is not the Swiss maker of this tool, however Bergeon sells this item by the number 6111 There is no doubt among the users of this tool the it is the best spring bar tool to buy. I have been using spring bars tools for over 40 years now and no other tool is even worthy of your consideration. Do not be fooled by the claims of those who simply never used this tool. Here are some comments of real users: "The small fork is exactly the same size on the FB-504 (6111) as the AF17.450/BERG-6767-F, which measures 1.20 mm; the pin is exactly the same size on each. The advantage of the 6111 is that you can get the larger spade fork in addition to the pin & small fork tips. I don't believe it's an option for the other model. The 6111 tips are double-ended, with a pin on one end and a fork on the other, which may help you decide. The collets lock the tip in place, while the other tool's tips screw in. I have both, by the way. I use the 6111 99% of the time. Sometimes you need to use two at the same time, which is why I have another." Another person writes, "I've owned the 6111 (FB-504) for years and love it, I've currently got the small fork on one end and the small pin on the other, it's a very useful tool. The large fork is useful for pushing straps out of the way in order to get to the spring bar flanges." "Watchmakers Tip" when faced with a design that requires both end of the spring bars tip to be removed at the same time. Simply remove one end first and block the tip from going back into the hole with a piece of paper and then proceed to remove the tip on the out side so you can now remove the bracelet. Nickel-plated and knurled handle. Length : 140 mm.

BERG-6111
$37.95
 

This Bergeon Tool was designed to help with the installation of new modern bracelets like those made by Omega and a few others. Does not work on Rolex® Bracelets, for those use the First-Quality Spring Bar Tool. Otto Frei, www.ofrei.com is not affilated or sponsored by Rolex® Watch U.S.A Place spring bar in the bracelet, compress the spring bar with the tool, lock it, then put the bracelet in place and release and lift the pliers. The width adjusts from 10 to 30 mm and locks by turning a screw. The tool has notches for positioning of the forks from 0 to 45 degree angle for easy of use. Stainless steel forks that come with these pliers are reversible, 1.3 mm fork opening, thickness at tip end .33 mm, and tube body diameter 1.65 mm. Replacement tips are available.

BERG-6825
$182.50
 

Same as Bergeon 6825 Pliers to Fit Spring Bars, but comes with Bergeon 6825-FF Fine Fork Points instead of the standard fork end. Not For Omega! If you are working on Omega Bracelets use the Original 6825 with normal size tips. This tool has the fine tips and it was developed a year or so later. Bergeon cannot say that any of its tools will work on Rolex®, however the feedback from customers is that this tool will work on that brand. Make sure you measure the spring bar opening of your bracelet as this tool only fits spring bar openings no smaller than 1.40 mm. If your watch has a smaller opening than 1.40 mm, you may want to use the Bergeon 7825 Extra Fine Forked Tweezers which accommodates spring bar openings no smaller than 1.00 mm. Otto Frei, www.ofrei.com is not affilated or sponsored by Rolex® Watch U.S.A The 1.40 mm diameter of the forks will not fit on watches with smaller spring bar opening. Please measure the opening as shown in photo before ordering.

BERG-6825-PF
$182.50
 

Spare Fork Fine Points for the BERG-6825

BERG-6825FF
18.50
 

Spring bar fitting tweezers with extra fine tips measuring at 1.00 mm diameter. This tool is great for bracelets with small spring bar openings. Allows to take off the bracelet from the watchcase without removing the clasp. >

BERG-7825
$136.95
 

Pair of replacement extra fine tips measuring at 1.00 mm diameter for the Bergeon 7825 Tweezers for removing and installing spring bars..

BERG-7825-BR
$119.95
 

For anyone who does even a little work on metal bracelets with press fit pins, this is a great tool FB-506 (80189810*). The bracelet is stabilized in the cradle, and the threaded drift pushes out press-fit pins under complete control. Swiss made, and a very decent price too. Can handle bracelets up to 24 mm wide.

FB-506
Regular Price $15.95, On SALE Only $14.95
 

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To be used while removing screws from bracelets, this tool provides a firm grip on the bracelet.

FB-510
$49.95
 

This Bergeon tool (now replaces the 6745-100) is the most complete product on the market for punching out pins or unscrewing screws on watch bracelets. Supplied with one slotted base number 6744-P, one pin holder with drum number 6745-PG-A, two bases with adjustable height number 6745-SR-20 and 6745-SR-28, one mirror disc 7745-P, one set of 10 blades number 6745-M (sizes: 2x .80, 2x 1.00, 2x 1.20, 1x 1.50, 1x 2.00 mm) and 2 Phillips number 6745-MC (size: 1.50 and 2.00 mm) on polystyrene stand number 7745-MS, and one set of 6 pins number 6745-G (sizes: .40, .60, .80, 1.00, 1.50 & 2.0 mm) on polystyrene stand number 7745-GS. The slotted base number 6744-P allows to maintain in a good position watches with leather or metal bracelet. Both bases number 6745-SR20 and 6745-SR28 allow the height adjustment.

FB-520
$299.00
 

This set of six punches (.40, .60, .80, 1.00, 1.50 & 1.80 mm) for bracelet pins may be used with the Bergeon press (FB-520, punches supplied) or separately. As punches sometimes break, these may be used as spares for those supplied with the FB-520.

FB-521
$22.50
 

This is a very well made tool that will allow you to both drive out links in bands, and unscrew band screws.

FB-237
$189.00
 

The best tool on the maket for making extra holes in Leather watch straps.

FB-523
$169.95
 

Now its easy to remove links on many watch bracelets by both pushing down and pushing out the link clip with this special tip plier.

159.023
$9.95
 

This Bergeon watch strap-notching tool allows notching of the lug end of leather and fabric straps for T-bar and attachments. This exceptionally well made tool has a rotating die plate and 6 cutting punches for different sizes and shapes of notch. This is clearly the professional version of strap-notching tools.

FB-511
$278.00
 

The latest Bergeon Watch Bracelet Tool for removing link-pins.

BERG-6819
$209.10
 

To remove screws quickly and safely, blades size is 2.9 mm and two replacements on are in the base.

HOL-119.00
$29.90
 

Screw blade size is 1.0 mm, replacements blades are available.

HOL-120.00
$16.95
 

New Bergeon yellow soft synthetic material pin removing base Bergeon part number 6744-P-S. Especially made for use on precious metal bracelets, without any risk of scratches. Slot sizes: 2.2 mm, 2.6 mm, 3.0 mm, 3.4 mm, 3.8 mm, and 4.0 mm. Can be used with Bergeon 6745-100, 6745 and 6744.

BERG-6744-P-S
$9.95
 

Yellow soft synthetic material is new from Bergeon and is especially made for use with precious metals bracelets, when you do not want to risk getting scratches on the bracelet from the standard rigid hard synthetic nylon-like material that the normal Bergeon 6744-P and 6744-P1 bases are made of. Dimensions: 53x53x26 mm. Slot sizes: 3.5 mm, 4.0 mm, 4.5 mm, 5.0 mm, 5.5 mm, 6.0 mm, 6.5 mm, and 7.0 mm. Can be used with Bergeon 6745-100, 6745 and 6744.

BERG-6744-P1-S
$15.95