Bergeon 7825

Perfect tool for quickly changing of straps and bracelets.

[@magnuman008]

What you just witnessed is how you scratch your watch lug. Always mask them off, no matter how sure you are.

[@halfmeout]

I had no idea such a tool was made. very cool.

[@EMKWANREVIEWS]

Wow that looks incredibly easy. Was wondering if I should get one. This is a no brainer. Thanks for sharing.

[@harleyb.8293]

Nice. Thanks for taking the time to make the video.

[@TonyHobbs]

Currently unavailable but the second it's back in stock I'm getting this! Amazing perfect video! Thanks.

[@dereksbooks]

This thing is so expensive. I found a much cheaper Chinese alternative on Amazon. We'll see if it's decent quality for occasional strap changes.

[@TonyHobbs]

@@dereksbooks kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmjaqIt_hd11aKs Ops I bought one lol :)

[@bonedaddy33]

I own this tweezers set and it is fantastic for changing my straps!! Pricey but worth it.

[@buzzufy]

This tool it's just a magic for Rolex! Best seller

[@jisa98]

Very interesting video. Im doing research on how to get that tool.

[@bigsykedaddy999]

You can buy it here or on eBay www.ofrei.com/page252.html It's called the Bergeon 7825 = )

[@astifcaulkinyeras]

Do you know of any cheaper alternatives that grab both ends of the spring bar at the same time? I need one that would work with the small openings in a Rolex.

[@dshu15]

Awesome tool!

[@MajorDatuk]

thanks for showing the everest strap as well. Looks like you scratched a bit of the lug

[@KajotSchnebi]

gibt es diese Federsteg-Pinzette auch zu kaufen? Wenn ja, bitte wo?

[@isdatax1]

sound or music, for a second I thought there's something wrong with my speakers.

[@MrPvallone]

Same here

[@mariaanalia2373]

Só coisa linda bergeon

[@steven298]

May I know where you got it? I'm interested to get one

[@mannysingh6618]

cool!

[@rondj1965]

That looks a lot easier than using a small screwdriver.

[@JaimeCivantosCapella]

Nice tool, but i would never let a Rolex touch a hard surface, and there is no need to leave the tool over the bracelet at 3:49

[@jma6412]

Jaime Civantos Capella You need professional help Sir... OCD can definetely be treated and cured in most cases. There's nothing wrong with leaving that tool over the bracelet and more importantly... you're not gonna die for taking your watch out of the safe and wear it!!! You should try it, it's such a pleasant feeling.

[@PepRex]

Rolex are beater watches, Patek Philippe now we are talking.

[@NikonFM2n]

Mucho Dinero $$$$$$$$

[@alter3go411]

Nonchalantly flashes a PP bracelet in the periphery.

[@gammondog]

A conventional toolbar tool would have worked on removing and replacing the rubber strap. It's the bracelet that really needs the two pronged tool because of the tight fit.

[@jma6412]

William Albert Not really... you just need the small fork. Look for the Bergeon 6767-F. If you already have the tool, you just need to get the end piece which is small enough to get into the hole. This tool is a total rip off at $180+

[@gammondog]

JMA Thanks for the better option.

[@jma6412]

William Albert You're welcome!!

[@JohnConnor12]

I know Bergeon makes quality tools, but the price of these is a total rip off.

[@jma6412]

dhunley1 Absolutely... I've got the Bergeon 6767-F which is basically the same thing and for a fraction of this. As you said, paying €100 (on Ebay) for some tweezers is plain dumb. And I'm a big fan of Bergeon but this tool is just... hahaha.

[@jason.bressner7466]

@@jma6412 all due respect but def not the same as one end does not compare to two ends same time, if you take a moment and mask it off then its a great tool! also you should switch hands and pull the strap or bracelet away from the case :D

[@marcn8750]

Not so good to move the strap away. Use the tool but move the watch case away from the strap … not the strap side. And do the side closer to yourself first.

[@PogU_4Life]

Why is there no sound?