Spring Bar Tools

This is the best spring bar tool on the market. Max Sussman, who gave me a sample many years ago, discovered it. I did not think much of it, 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 tool, while the guy from India was ready to copy it the first time I showed him the tool. 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.

FB-504
$24.95
 

I think this tool is a waste of time and money. Sure this was state of the art 50 years ago; still some people have yet to be enlightened so we still sell this Swiss made tool. You will not see me wasting my time trying to use this tool, but that shouldn't stop you from trying it, I just might be wrong. It's just that I've been replacing straps for 30 years now.

FB-500
$14.95
 

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. (Does not come with optional BERG-6825FF tips) Bergeon 6825

BERG-6825
$128.00
 

Same as Bergeon 6825 Pliers to Fit Spring Bars, but comes with Bergeon 6825-FF Fine Fork Points instead of the standard fork end.

BERG-6825-PF
$128.00
 

Stainless steel forks are reversible, 1.3 mm fork opening thickness at tip end .33 mm and tube body diameter 1.65 mm.

BERG-6825F
On Sale 9.31 each
 

Spare Fork Fine Points for the BERG-6825 Stainless steel forks are reversible, 1.1 mm fork opening thickness at tip end .23 mm and tube body diameter 1.40 mm.

BERG-6825FF
$9.31
 

This is the top of the line spring bar bending tool by Horotec. If you don't own this tool, then you don't got the best. Tool with lever allowing to easily curve some of the thickest spring bars. Used to bend spring bars for a nice curve.

MSA-10.311
$118.80
 

Used to bend spring bars for a nice curve.

MSA-10.310
$33.00
 

Inexpensive spring bar tool with fork and pin ends. Both ends are non-replaceable. Fork end is 3.50 mm wide and pin end is 0.80 mm in diameter

AF117.448
$7.00