• ool with fine ends
• Ø0.80mm pin (L0942)
• 1mm wide fork (L0941)
• Handle in polished stainless steel
• Knurled handle
• Points in hardened tempering steel
• Length: 145mm
• Bergeon 6767F

Bergeon 6767-F: Fine Point Spring Bar Tool (The Industry Standard)

The legendary Swiss watch tool, featuring fine tips for maximum precision on metal bracelets.

If you only own one watch tool, this should be it. The Bergeon 6767-F is the global benchmark for spring bar tools, trusted by hobbyists and professional watchmakers alike. 100% Swiss Made, it is built to last a lifetime, allowing you to change your straps safely and securely.

Why Choose the "F" (Fine) Version?

Many generic tools or the standard Bergeon "S" model have forks that are too thick for modern watches. The 6767-F is equipped with precision 0.8mm tips, making it the most versatile choice:

1. Access Tight Metal Bracelets: The small fine fork is essential for sliding into the narrow gaps of solid end-link steel bracelets, where coarser tools often fail or scratch the lugs.

2. Total Versatility: While it excels on difficult steel bracelets, it is also perfect for leather, NATO, and rubber straps.

3. Pin for Drilled Lugs: The opposite end features a fine pin tip, ideal for vintage timepieces or "tool watches" with drilled lugs, and for adjusting micro-holes on clasps.

Swiss Quality and Durability

Forget the cheap "freebie" tools that bend on the first use. The Bergeon 6767-F features a robust nickel-plated steel body with a knurled grip for control. The tips are made of hardened steel for exceptional wear resistance. Furthermore, the tips are threaded and replaceable, meaning this tool is a long-term investment.

Technical Specifications

• Origin: Swiss Made.

• Model: 6767-F (F for "Fine").

• Tip 1 (Fine Fork): 0.8mm width. Designed to grip the flange of the spring bar firmly.

• Tip 2 (Fine Pin): 0.8mm diameter. For drilled lugs and clasp adjustments.

• Modularity: Replacement tips are readily available.

The Watchmaker's Tip

"To prevent tragedy (the dreaded lug scratch from a slip), always protect your watch lugs with a small piece of masking tape before using the tool. The precision of the F-tip will handle the rest."