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Bergeon 6767-F Spring Bar Tool

Bergeon

Close-up of the Bergeon 6767-F spring bar tool's pointed and forked ends.
The Bergeon 6767-F's working ends: the 0.8 mm point and the 1.2 mm fork.Photography: WatchStraps.ie.

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Bergeon does not publish consumer pricing; the tool is sold through authorized dealers. Retailer listings observed September 2026 cluster around $28 USD (Esslinger $27.98, Chroonoo $27.32).

Verified 12 October 2026

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Bergeon 6767-F spring bar tool pressing a spring bar into a watch bracelet lug.
The Bergeon 6767-F in use, pressing a spring bar back into the lug of a watch bracelet.Photography: Esslinger & Co..
Full length Bergeon 6767-F spring bar tool engraved with the Bergeon name.
The Bergeon 6767-F full length, engraved with the Bergeon name and the 6767 reference.Photography: Beco-Technic.

The spring bar tool every collector bench eventually converges on. Double ended, with a fine 0.8 mm point for drilled lugs and a 1.2 mm fork for modern bracelets, both in hardened tempering steel with identical threading so replacements are simple. The knurled stainless handle gives real control when a strap change must not mark a lug.

Why selected

It is the industry standard for safe strap changes, Swiss made by the same house that equips professional watchmakers. One tool, bought once, used for decades.

Specifications
Reference6767-F
Length145 mm
Pointed end0.80 mm
Forked end1.20 mm
HandleKnurled stainless steel
TipsReplaceable, hardened tempering steel, identical threading
OriginSwiss made

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