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The Neel Blue spring bar tool is designed for both amateur watch enthusiasts and professional horologists who need a reliable, precise method for swapping straps or adjusting links. Its primary benefit is the dual-ended design that offers the necessary leverage to safely manipulate delicate spring bars without scratching the watch casing. However, users should exercise caution as the fine-tipped pins require a steady hand to avoid slipping during high-tension removals.
| Gender | Unisex |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5056747838814 |
| Brand | Neel Blue |
It is designed to be compatible with most standard spring bar systems found in modern watches, regardless of the watch brand.
While the fork can assist with the initial compression, very tight solid end-links may require significant force and care to avoid scratching.
The set comes with six additional pins; the main tool ends are integrated into the 75mm frame.
Yes, its simple design is excellent for beginners, provided they work slowly and ensure the tool is properly aligned.
Place a small piece of masking tape over the watch lugs before inserting the tool to provide a protective barrier.
The tool is constructed from durable metal with a silver finish for professional-grade reliability.
Ensure you are using the correct end of the tool and that the fork is fully seated in the spring bar's center groove before applying pressure.
Apply a tiny amount of watch-safe lubricant to the spring bar ends and allow it to penetrate for a few minutes before trying again.
Check to ensure the threaded end is fully tightened into the handle body.
To begin using the tool, simply select the pin size that best matches your watch's lug width. Ensure your watch is placed on a soft, non-slip surface, such as a microfiber cloth, to prevent accidental scratching of the case back. To maintain the tool, keep the ends clean of debris and ensure the spare pins are stored in a safe, dry container. If the tips become worn or bent after extensive use, carefully inspect them before the next application to ensure they do not damage the watch's spring bar holes.
