| | |  | Watch Band Pin Remover | Home » » » 2 Watch Band Spring Bar Removers Watchmakers Hand Tools | | | | | | | Description: | | 2 Watch Band Spring Bar Removers. Spring Bar Remover. This is a new spring bar remover with a plastic handle. For fitting and removing spring bars. Features two tips: V-edged flat blade and push-pin. Tips are stronger than conventional spring bar tools but have the same thread for interchangeability. Made to last for years. This tool can remove pins from Bulova, Rolex, Movado, Gruen, Longines and Accutron brand watches. Rolex bands are very difficult to remove without this tool. It measures approximately 5 3/4" (146 mm). Spring Bar & Watch Bracelet Remover. This is a new spring bar & watch bracelet remover with a metal handle. This tool has a tempered steel fork on one end and a flat point on the other end. The ends fit into the holes on a watch case and allows you to push out spring bars. It measures approximately 5 3/4" (146 mm). We work hard to update our descriptions and pictures of our merchandise. As part of a process of ongoing innovation by our suppliers, newer versions of the item shown may be shipped before we are able to complete an update. As a result there may be a slight variation in color and design. | | | Product Details: | | | Average Customer Rating:
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Watch band spring bar removersJun 05, 2010
By Bruce T. Ridinger
Both of these are high-quality metal items. Why two? They address different size watch spring bars. The black one is for larger type watches while the silver-toned one is for delicate spring bars like those found on a woman's watch.
The pointed side depresses the spring tips through case holes provided in some watches while the yoke end is used to grip the spring bar collars (usually two levels per side) for case holder removal and/or re-insertions without pass-through holes. Remember to use the correct millimeter (mm) spring bars to go through the band and into the case holders. These are measurable or matchable with a mm assortment supply and the old or broken watch spring bars in question.
Removing watch spring bars is not magic. It just takes the right-sized tools, a little magnification, and patience. The latter is not one of my strongest attributes. Nonetheless, if I can perform this routine watch band job, most people can tackle it successfully too. Such do-it-yourself skill is also the key to obtaining a much wider selection of high-quality leather bands to suit your style. Way leads on to yet another better way here.
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