Did you miss @Archer s post on the first page that tells you the perfect screwdriver

There is no Omega New speedmaster Bracelet screwdriver.

 

Will this do?

 

If you shape it right. But starting from a 6mm wide tip is maybe not optimal; lots of filing. Plus (or rather, minus), 'fully magnetized' near your watch is also not great.

 

Yes indeed so. I just didn't think all that. Its so nice of you to remind me the basics.
Regards

 

I saw his post, but I was hoping for a screwdriver that I could just buy and use without having to modify it.

 

Here is my experience on a hesalite Speedmaster Professional. The perfect screwdriver that needs no filing or adjustment is a wiha 1.8mm that I purchased from Amazon for about $8. In fact, I bought an entire set for under $30. I attempted to remove screws using a set of jewelers screwdrivers that included a 1.8 and I mangled a screw. Bought the wiha and after applying gentle pressure, all the screws loosened with no problem. No boiling water, no hair dryer, no butane torch needed. That's my story and when I told the AD, who originally offered to size the bracelet, he chuckled and sent a few extra screws. Nice customer service.

 

If the Wiha fits, then that is great. I didn't have to modify the 1.8mm (I assume; would have to check) screwdriver out of my Ofrei.com FB-1240 set(*) either when I sized the bracelet and added the adjustable diver clasp on my stainless coaxial Speedmaster. No heat applied either; and no scratches .

Pun: it's all about the details... One could probable even start with a rusty nail, file it to the right shape, get it red hot and then quench it to harden it a bit. But the tool you posted has a nicer handle!

(*): but this is the Omega forum, so the proper recommendation is to buy a nice Horotec set!

 

I will order that soon