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OsearyDrakoulias
PostPosted: Thu Aug 05, 2010 9:38 am 
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I found a page showing a few, but I might have a few sizesclike this.

http://www.watchobsession.co.uk/shop/to ... 64_18.html

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Don't use a screwdriver to change straps.

You need a Bergeon 6767F to change straps / bracelets. To adjust bracelets the perfect size screwdriver is a 1.8mm but the preferred brand (Bergeon) don't sell those individually anymore so a Bergeon 160 (1.6mm) works fine.

Best place to buy from is www.watchtool.co.uk, regardless of location.
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Thanks! I'm located in USA, but I found that site from google. :)

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Awesome, found this as single-

http://www.mywatchmaker.net/springbartool.htm

So is that lucky seeing a 1.8mm individual? I ordered it already. Maybe that link will help others :)

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:?: :?:

That's the Bergeon 6767F, not a screwdriver, and it's more expensive than watchtool
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Roffensian wrote:
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That's the Bergeon 6767F, not a screwdriver, and it's more expensive than watchtool


Oh, oops, thats what I meant. So I ordered the right part, right?

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6767F is (I think I speak for most of us) the strap changing tool of the moment.

Should cost about £10 +pp

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OsearyDrakoulias wrote:
Roffensian wrote:
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That's the Bergeon 6767F, not a screwdriver, and it's more expensive than watchtool


Oh, oops, thats what I meant. So I ordered the right part, right?


Yes, you just paid more than you had to - watchtool charge GBP8.50 to international buyers - about $13.50.
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Roffensian wrote:
OsearyDrakoulias wrote:
Roffensian wrote:
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That's the Bergeon 6767F, not a screwdriver, and it's more expensive than watchtool


Oh, oops, thats what I meant. So I ordered the right part, right?


Yes, you just paid more than you had to - watchtool charge GBP8.50 to international buyers - about $13.50.


:( I wasn't sure. I really need learn about some of this info.

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SOME of the watches need a screwdriver, like the bentley gmt has 2 screws on the bottom
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SOME of the watches need a screwdriver, like the bentley gmt has 2 screws on the bottom


Right, but other than that and the models with integrated bracelets it's not needed.
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Since the Bergeon 6767F was mentioned, just bought one to switch out my pro II bracelet and a leather deployant strap, is scratching up the inner aspects of the interhorns of the watch inevitable trying to get the springbars into the dentents or is there a technique to avoid this from happening? Thanks all.

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merli wrote:
Since the Bergeon 6767F was mentioned, just bought one to switch out my pro II bracelet and a leather deployant strap, is scratching up the inner aspects of the interhorns of the watch inevitable trying to get the springbars into the dentents or is there a technique to avoid this from happening? Thanks all.

:lingsrock:


the bergeon scratched yours? =/ I need to learn how using it soon.

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merli wrote:
Since the Bergeon 6767F was mentioned, just bought one to switch out my pro II bracelet and a leather deployant strap, is scratching up the inner aspects of the interhorns of the watch inevitable trying to get the springbars into the dentents or is there a technique to avoid this from happening? Thanks all.

:lingsrock:


Take a look at the video on this site - http://www.breitlingsource.com/video_ar ... p%20Change

If you are uncertain then put some tape over the lugs to protect them.
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