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Stainless steel spring bar tool for removing and installing watch straps. Forked end for releasing spring bars, pin end for pushing out bracelet link pins or watch buckle spring bars.
Length: 3.25 inches
Spring Bar Tool
$6.00
$6.00
Sandy, UT
Cut, stitched, and finished by hand – one strap at a time.
A watch strap gets more contact with your skin than almost anything you own. It should be made like it matters. We hand-select leather from tanneries trusted by the world's finest luxury houses — Horween in Chicago, and heritage tanneries across Italy and France. Then we cut, stitch, and finish each strap by hand in our Utah workshop. The stitching, the edges, the feel. Every detail is deliberate, because the watch on your wrist deserves nothing less.
Store owner replied:
Hi Kyle! So sorry for the issues. We checked your tracking and it looks like it was delivered. We also don't see any emails from you, but we'll reach out and see if we can get this straightened out.
Useful tool if you like to change you watch bracelet.
Store owner replied:
Thanks for the kind words! One of the most important aspects of Threaded Leather is the focus on customer satisfaction. It is so important to us that we produce products consistently at a high level, while ensuring we're able to meet customer expectations as much as possible. So happy to hear that you're seeing and feeling it.
Excellent Quality, Excellent Customer Support, see images for yourself. Kudos to Sarah and James for their help. You guys are awesome.
Happy Customer,
EH
This tool is serviceable, but not great quality. After only a couple of uses the straight tip bent. I don't suppose you can expect much more from a $6 tool, but if you're looking for something durable I recommend you purchase a different product.
Love, love, love this band. It's elegant and looks marvelous on a 1952 Omega Seamaster. The blue band was a bit of a gamble, and I couldn't be happier.
While it did come in late, it worked fairly well. However mine did bend a bit, but this was the first time I've ever used one of these tools so I blame that on myself. It's size is fine, wish it was slightly bigger
This tool is very small, and difficult to use. It was inadequate for removing the hard rubber strap from my Seiko SKX007. It would probably work okay for changing leather straps that have spring bars with pronounced "shoulders". Otherwise, it would be worth spending more money on a more precise and higher quality tool.
Working with this company was great though. Communication was good and the website was easy to use. They have some great looking leather straps that I may try in the future.