Bergeon 30209 Extract Broken Screw from Watch Plate

How to extract a broken screw from a watch movement, in this case a Sellita SW210-01. I used a Bergeon 30209 with extractors (broaches) sized 0.8mm on the side with the broken head and 0.6mm on the backside. (NOTES: I say 0.4mm in the video, but it was in fact 0.6mm. Also, I use the terms plate and bridge somewhat interchangeably as this is the main plate/bridge and the specific screw broken is the minute train bridge screw.) #watchtools #bergeon #watchrepair #bergeon30209
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[@colinswatches4507]

Every day is a school day. I can now place my orderer my extractor and throw away all the chemicals. Thank you. Very helpful.

[@DavZell]

Thank you for posting this. It was very helpful.

[@jfdomega7938]

Excellent video. Very nicely shown, I was wondering how one of these worked. Thank you.

[@nicoghini]

Very nice video, well done!

[@MrMcGuy]

Thank you very much for making this video.

[@shingling66]

excellent, thank you for doing this

[@EscapeReels]

Very nice video! Hope to see more content like this 👌

[@misteryman5109]

Thanks for sharing this! Excellent work!

[@Happyland_Motel_Gamer_Cat]

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[@philiporrow7906]

Thanks for this Video,Ive been waiting to see how this worked 👍

[@148DMC]

Thank you for the video I learned something today

[@blenny47]

Thanks for this upload and your time regards

[@MelvynPettit]

Thanks for sharing.

[@frankcabrera734]

thank you !!!

[@blueneet84]

Thank you for this video. I tried to drill the screw out and planned to tap the hole again. It did not work as planned!

[@bwacuff169]

Nice..... Thank you. Now I'm wondering if I can do this with my staking set..... :P

[@leonardoserna2238]

Awesome video. Certified watchmaker for almost 13 years. I'm getting one of these. Will this work for broken pusher screws? Or would you recommend one of those screwdriver extraction sets?

[@lohikarhu734]

After viewing this nice video, I was wondering if one could apply the pressure across the screw by running the smaller of the pins lightly against the screw, and then clamping the arms of the tool to apply pressure, so that the teeth of the pins do not "grind" the screw body, but are just pushed into the screw material, perhaps giving better "bite" ... Just an idea, no practical experience with this tool. Cheers, and best wishes for a decent 2021!

[@marcnaidu5804]

Hello, Excellent video thank you. Is there anything similar for removing screws from casebacks?

[@sugmasigma]

Great video but I aged 10 years just waiting for you to do it