Which Bergeon or other branded tools can remove Rolex 116613LB bracelet?

[Howe]

Hi Fellow Rolex Owners or watch enthusiast.
I have a Rolex Submariner 116613LB the smurf one and I want to change the bracelet to a nato or leather strap etc. What tools can I buy to change the bracelet to nato?.

Is there any cheap tools other than the brand Bergeon?. If not which Bergeon tool do I buy as there is alot of models.

Any suggestions which Bergeon tools or other branded tools?

Thanks so much.
Howe.

[D111s]

Not sure which size you'll need, but I would suggest buying the best you can afford!

[scoot4nat]

You own a £20,000 watch and you want to buy a cheap piece of mental to start poking around the lugs?

[Howe]

Originally Posted by scoot4nat

You own a £20,000 watch and you want to buy a cheap piece of mental to start poking around the lugs?

May you please give me advice which bergeon should i get?
Its a rolex submariner smurf two tone.

[scoot4nat]

Originally Posted by Howe

May you please give me advice which bergeon should i get?
Its a rolex submariner smurf two tone.

I'm no expert but I've used a 6767-F for spring bars.

[crfsocal]

Originally Posted by scoot4nat

I'm no expert but I've used a 6767-F for spring bars.

I think that's the one for Rolex spring bars

[cosmoliu]

You'll find this thread useful:

http://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=243907

Edit: I bought the Horotec. The forks needed to be ground down slightly, but it took minimal effort with some Emory cloth. It works like a charm.

[Tools]

Originally Posted by Howe

May you please give me advice which bergeon should i get?
Its a rolex submariner smurf two tone.

There are a lot of good tools out there including Horotec and Bergeon. Bergeon makes several different kinds and models (and has Rolex ownership) in a number or price ranges.

The key is to get a tool with the fine fork ends. The standard wider ends will not fit and must be ground thinner.

[SC11]

Bergeon 7825 best by far

[Howe]

Originally Posted by Tools

There are a lot of good tools out there including Horotec and Bergeon. Bergeon makes several different kinds and models (and has Rolex ownership) in a number or price ranges.

The key is to get a tool with the fine fork ends. The standard wider ends will not fit and must be ground thinner.

Hi if its Horotec what model? and Bergeon what model should i get?.

Thanks.

[Rajk76]

I'm thinking of getting these for my GMT2c, not sure if they would do yours too?

http://www.watch-tool.de/html/springbars.php?id=0090dv

[beer]

Many people actually just recommend using wood so as not to scratch the gold

[kentrojan1]

Originally Posted by scoot4nat

I'm no expert but I've used a 6767-F for spring bars.

I've used this tool also , I have the 116613lb but mine is the two tone sunburst dial !


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[HogwldFLTR]

Bergeon 6825 pliers works quite well and is nice and precise. Also get the 6767 for removal from leather straps as to not break the tips on the plier.


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[Sub/GMT]

Originally Posted by Howe

May you please give me advice which bergeon should i get?
Its a rolex submariner smurf two tone.

There is only one Smurf and that is the White Gold 116619LB. I think what you mean is that you have the 116613LB TT Sub with flat Smurf dial

Good luck with finding the right tool :)

[DPE]

How much would the AD charge to do the job ?

[Schneeflocke]

I got this from my AD when I bought my latest Rolex.

[997.2]

6767-F is what I use


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