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jackson549
PostPosted: Tue Jan 12, 2010 2:40 pm 
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Hi all

I have just purchased a new chrono cockpit with MOP dial on a bracelet.
I have now got a lovley croco strap to fit to it, I have a tool to remove the bracelet but have not fitted the croco strap as yet.

I am worried that there is no room to get in with the strap fitted to release the spring bar.

Is there a way of doing this or another tool for the job?

Also do I need different spring bars for the Strap?

Thanks for all your help.

Simon
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jackson549 wrote:
Hi all

I have just purchased a new chrono cockpit with MOP dial on a bracelet.
I have now got a lovley croco strap to fit to it, I have a tool to remove the bracelet but have not fitted the croco strap as yet.

I am worried that there is no room to get in with the strap fitted to release the spring bar.

Is there a way of doing this or another tool for the job?

Also do I need different spring bars for the Strap?

Thanks for all your help.

Simon


You want a Bergeon 6767F and yes, you should use thicker springbars for strap vs. bracelet.
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Thanks for that.

I have the Bergeon 6767F tool to remove the bracelet, however I cannot see how this would be any good to remove the strap as there is no room to get the tool in, without damaging the strap or case?
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jackson549 wrote:
Thanks for that.

I have the Bergeon 6767F tool to remove the bracelet, however I cannot see how this would be any good to remove the strap as there is no room to get the tool in, without damaging the strap or case?


Leather gives - just press the tip between the strap and the case and compress the springbar the same way as the bracelet.
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