Watch Strap-Changing Multi-Tool with Reversible Tips and a Split Body for Two-Screwdriver Tasks

This watch strap-changing multi-tool puts strap removal tips and small flathead screwdrivers in one easy-to-carry design. Use the poker for drilled lugs and the fork for standard lugs, then reverse the bits when you need a screwdriver for watch screws.

Designed by Worn & Wound, the tool splits into two separate tools when a lug bar needs one screwdriver to brace and another to turn. A knurled body helps you grip the tool, while capped ends cover the tips for storage in a bag or watch roll. Each bit seats with a rubber O-ring and pulls out by its ridge when you want to reverse it.

Features

• Poker and fork tips serve drilled and standard watch lugs respectively.
• Two reversible bits each include a small flathead screwdriver.
• Split body provides separate tools for bracing and turning.
• Knurled body offers an easy grip during strap changes.
• Capped ends cover the tips during storage and carrying.
• Rubber O-rings hold the bits in place; pull the ridge to remove a bit.

Specifications

• Product: Watch strap-changing multi-tool
• Bit configuration: Two reversible bits with a poker or fork tip and a small flathead screwdriver on each
• Body design: Knurled body that separates into two tools
• Tip covers: Two capped ends
• Bit retention: Rubber O-ring
• Colors: Olive or Black

Frequently Asked Questions

Which tip should I use to change my watch strap?

Use the multi-tool's poker for drilled lugs and its fork for standard lugs. Choose the tip that matches your watch's lug construction.

How does the tool handle lug bars that need two screwdrivers?

The strap-changing multi-tool splits into two tools, allowing you to brace with one screwdriver while turning with the other.

How do I reverse a bit?

Grasp the ridge on the multi-tool's bit and pull it out, then reverse it and seat it back in the body. A rubber O-ring holds the bit in place.

Can I carry this tool in a watch roll?

Yes. The strap-changing multi-tool has two capped ends that cover its tips for carrying in a watch roll or bag.