At best this would only work with leather straps, not bracelets.
Suggest you learn to use a proper spring bar tool. If you're concerned tape up your lugs. Or get a professional to do it for you.
You'd be amazed how many times a so called 'professional' has left my lugs with far more scratches than I could ever manage with the 6767. Most of them in a local AD shouldn't be let within a mile of adjusting bracelets when people buy new watches.
You'd be amazed how many times a so called 'professional' has left my lugs with far more scratches than I could ever manage with the 6767. Most of them in a local AD shouldn't be let within a mile of adjusting bracelets when people buy new watches.
I've never had an issue with the 6767 before on any other watch and have both the fine and normal tips for it. Even the Omega one you get with a speedy is of decent quality. This already has marks on the lugs but on a newer watch I put a gold film you can get from material houses for polishing and it is great. If you polish and area then need to satin brush next to it then it's great stuff.
Still would be better if people took a little more care. Like whoever mounted these spring bars.
Only seen with a loupe but I’ll never trust an AD to work on my watch again. Bergeon 6767F and some practice or get a watch maker to do it for you.
