Typically $149-$249 USD via authorized retailers (observed September 2026)
Bergeon does not publish a consumer list price; it sells through professional distributors. Observed September 2026 retail: $159.95 (SEP Tools, on sale), $249 (Wristbuddys), $148.99 (eBay), 166.95 EUR (Watch Off The Cuff).
Verified 12 October 2026
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Few tools earn a permanent place on a watch bench the way Bergeon tweezers do. The 7825 is a pincer-style spring bar tool with extra-fine forked tips, built to compress both ends of a spring bar at once inside the tight confines of a bracelet end link. It is the finer sibling of the widely known 6825, and its design closely mirrors the Rolex 3200 reference tool that authorized service centres have used for decades. The fork tips are replaceable, which keeps the tool in service for years rather than making it disposable. For a collector who rotates straps and bracelets across a small collection, it is the difference between a fumbled strap change and a clean one.
Why selected
The Selection already includes the classic 6767 pin tool; the 7825 belongs here because it solves a genuinely different problem, the safe removal of bracelets from lugged cases without a second pair of hands or scratched lugs. It is Swiss-made by the toolmaker professionals actually use, the fork tips are replaceable, and it sits at a price a serious enthusiast can justify. Editorial reasoning: function over gadgetry, a tool that earns its keep.
| Reference | 7825 |
|---|---|
| Type | Pincer-style spring bar tweezers |
| Tip width | 1.00 mm |
| Tip length | 2.50 mm |
| Length | Approx. 110 mm (some retailers list 115 mm) |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Replaceable forks | Yes (Bergeon ref. 218314) |
| Origin | Swiss made |
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