Watch Bracelet Removal and Installation Tool with Spring-Loaded Action and Interchangeable Tips

This watch bracelet removal and installation tool compresses both sides of a springbar at once, helping release a bracelet from the watch case when access is tight. Its spring-loaded action helps you line up the tool for removal and reinstallation.

Interchangeable 1.0mm and 1.2mm tips let you work with different springbar sizes, while a printed measurement scale helps guide alignment. A screwdriver for changing the tips and a padded carrying case are included.

Features

• Simultaneous compression of both springbar ends helps the bracelet slide out of the watch case.
• Spring-loaded action helps position the tool.
• Flat ends compress the springbars when reinstalling the bracelet.
• Interchangeable 1.0mm and 1.2mm tips accommodate different springbar sizes.
• Printed measurement scale helps guide alignment.
• Included screwdriver and padded carrying case keep the tool and tip-changing accessory together.

Specifications

• Product: Watch bracelet removal and installation tool
• Color: Gold
• Minimum opening: 15mm
• Maximum opening: 27mm
• Included tip sizes: 1.0mm and 1.2mm
• Mechanism: Spring-loaded
• Alignment aid: Printed measurement scale
• Included accessories: Screwdriver for changing tips and padded carrying case

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this tool shorten a bracelet by removing links?

This tool removes and installs a watch bracelet at the watch case by compressing its springbar. It is intended for bracelet attachment work rather than removing links to shorten the bracelet.

Which tip sizes are included?

The bracelet tool includes 1.0mm tips for most springbars and 1.2mm tips for larger springbars. A screwdriver is included for changing the tips.

What opening range does the tool have?

The watch bracelet tool has a minimum opening of 15mm and a maximum opening of 27mm. Check the opening and tip sizes against your bracelet attachment before choosing it.

How do I reinstall a bracelet using this tool?

Use the flat ends of the bracelet tool to compress the springbars, then slide the bracelet back into the watch case.