Bergeon Spring Bar Tool Comparison (7767-F & 6767-F)

What is up, my watch friends?!? So, check this out… today, I’m comparing two spring bar tools: the Bergeon 7767-F with the Bergeon 6767-F. In my opinion, you can’t go wrong with either one of these. But, there are a few slight differences that may sway your decision of which spring bar tool you want to add to your watch tool kit.
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[@davidbellamy1403]

Sorry, I ran out of patience and never got to your discussion of the tools. Your lengthy description of the bubble packs just made me crazy. Best of these kind of videos to get to the point.

[@frenchbully]

Ong

[@CowCatwithafancyHat]

Thank you for the helpful video! I liked the non scripted way and that you took your time exploring the two products.

[@HorologyinSanity]

Thank you so much for the kind words! I'm very happy to see that folks are finding this video helpful. I created it on a whim, but now I'm very thankful that I did it.

[@SkuttleBug1974]

Great review and very helpful. It answered all my questions. Thanks for taking your time to make the video review. I will be looking at your other videos.

[@HorologyinSanity]

Thanks so much. I'm glad folks are finding it helpful.

[@buzzufy]

Thanks for the review. It's a big help to which is better to purchase and use. Thank you!

[@HorologyinSanity]

Thanks. I'm glad folks are finding it helpful.

[@HRM.H]

Thanks , videos like these are really helpfull for the beginner watch aficionado.

[@HorologyinSanity]

That's good to hear, as that's my hope for these.

[@ericfreutel8240]

Great review!! Thanks for most valuable info. 6767 gets my vote. grip = control.😊

[@deeveshbhana3485]

Very helpful video

[@HorologyinSanity]

Thanks!

[@mungo75]

I think the loose tip thing must be reasonably commonplace, had my 6767 for about five years and like yours the one of the ends is loose every time I use it.

[@danpaterson244]

I'd appreciate some videos on tools. Comparing different models, showing how they work etc. Thanks.

[@HorologyinSanity]

Thanks for the feedback. I'll try to incorporate more of these as I go.

[@msconfig1]

Great video! Bergeon tools can be quite expensive especially for beginners. I'd recommend Beco Technic as a cheaper alternative for any watch tool.

[@HorologyinSanity]

Thanks for the recommendation. I'll check that out.

[@addynayar13]

Hi, thank you for the video. It was very helpful! May I ask, have you completed your give away for the 6767 tool?

[@joeruiz6133]

Yep, I have a 7767 I bought from Esslinger and it does the EXACT same thing with that tip. I thought the same thing, that it was only the one I got. But you just confirmed that it’s not just mine. Still love the damn thing and I got into the same habit of making sure it was threaded before using lol

[@HorologyinSanity]

hahaha, I do the exact same thing... whenever I pick it up, I just got in the habit of twisting it to make sure it's on tight. But, it's definitely just not you or me.

[@gmoneyb5559]

Use loctite

[@michaelvelasquez5739]

I think F is fine, S is standard (a bit bigger), and there’s an SF version which includes both instead of the pointed end. I have the 6767-F and love it!

[@HorologyinSanity]

Good to know. Thanks!

[@mike212916]

I ended up buying the 7767-SF. Just use some blue locktight on your tip

[@scatterbrain9490]

Good info

[@HorologyinSanity]

Thanks

[@Matt47749]

for the 6767, the tips also unscrew. i guess it was meant to be that way. just got into a habit of screwing it in every time i use it.

[@chanhuyly1040]

Is the pusher end removable?

[@gmoneyb5559]

Can simply use loctite to keep the tips twisted on. It’s common

[@timefliesby-jleo474]

Yup my 6767 constantly comes loose as I’m using them

[@HorologyinSanity]

Thanks for the reply. I'm learning it's definitely not just me. hahahaha Loads of people are saying it happens with their Bergeon spring bar tools too.

[@downsouth1678]

Mine does come loose as well

[@synestheticview]

I have the same issue with my 7767.

[@HorologyinSanity]

Good to know it's not just me. I wonder if Bergeon will fix that in future releases.

[@My3_iCKyCCTBO]

Hello. Is this your original 6767-F instrument? Please tell me where you bought it? On the original they write No 6767, and you just have 6767 without the prefix No

[@2K9s]

E s s l i n g e r

[@ianmaw66]

My 6767 does exactly the same thing.

[@HorologyinSanity]

the tip comes loose? I thought it might just be me. That's good to know.

[@usm34me]

Does an “expert” say “I think it’s this?” No. You work with this tool frequently and don’t know what “F” stands for? I’m just jumping into this hobby and it took me a minute to Google “Bergeon F spring bar tool” to know that F = fine, S = Standard. Lost a potential subscriber here.

[@HorologyinSanity]

hahaha, good to know. Thanks for sharing. Nevertheless, I still wish you all of the enjoyment possible in this wonderful hobby. btw, fwiw, I never claimed to be an "expert" so you may want to be careful of the presumptions you make upon others. You might find that to bring a little bit more enjoyment to the relational side of this hobby, instead of just commenting like you have a stick up your bum.

[@Philter-Coffee]

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[@jayc33day]

oh no he lost a potential subscriber, what will he ever do