• Ø0.80mm pin
• 3mm wide fork 
• Handle in polished stainless steel
• Knurled handle
• Points in hardened tempering steel
• Length: 145mm
• Bergeon 6767S

Bergeon 6767-S: Standard Spring Bar Tool (For Leather & Rubber Straps)

The robust spring bar tool designed for effortless leather and NATO strap changes.

The Bergeon 6767-S (Standard) is the "heavy-duty" version of the famous Swiss tool. If you primarily swap soft straps (leather, rubber, fabric) and need a tool that offers a firm grip and maximum durability, the S model is your best choice. It is the essential workhorse for any watch enthusiast's kit.

Why Choose the "S" (Standard) Version?

While the "F" (Fine) version is engineered for delicate metal work, the Standard version excels in robustness and grip, featuring a wider fork (3mm):

1. Perfect for Leather & Rubber: The wider fork is designed to push back the soft material of the strap to access the spring bar flange securely without slipping. It provides better leverage on the spring bar.

2. Superior Durability: Due to its thicker dimensions, the standard tip is more resistant to bending and pressure than fine tips. It is the ideal tool for stubborn spring bars on thick straps.

3. Vintage Friendly: Excellent for removing spring bars on vintage lugs or for adjusting standard pin buckles.

Swiss Made Quality

Manufactured to professional standards, the Bergeon 6767-S features a nickel-plated steel handle with a knurled grip for non-slip control. As with the entire 6767 line, the tips are threaded and replaceable, ensuring your tool lasts a lifetime.

Technical Specifications

• Origin: Swiss Made.

• Model: 6767-S (S for "Standard").

• Tip 1 (Standard Fork): Approx. 3mm width. Designed for compressing spring bars on soft straps.

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

• Compatibility: Leather, NATO, Silicone, Rubber straps. (Not recommended for metal bracelets with solid end links).

The Expert's Tip

"If you are a beginner and plan to swap only Leather or NATO straps, the 6767-S is often easier to use than the fine version because the wider fork is more stable. Warning: Do not attempt to use this on a steel Rolex bracelet; the fork will be too wide to fit the gap!"