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nicopetrone · 4 April 2020, 03:21 AM

I have always wanted to change my Rolex bands. I wanted to ask which tool is best for easy transition? Also where to buy the tool? I saw the bereron tool for $180.00 but didnt know if this was my only option. Thanks in advance.

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Mbalce · 4 April 2020, 04:04 AM

I use the Bergeon 6767-F which works great on all my watches. I know some styles the tweezer style is easier, but even my 18038 (only one without lug holes - I like vintage!) it works great.

I found the biggest thing is to get good eyes on things. I bought an OptiVisor DA-5 and if I put that on, I never seem to slip and potentially scratch.

This single thing gave me the confidence to start going after more and more tinkering and now I am even venturing inside!

4 April 2020, 03:21 AM	#1
nicopetrone "TRF" Member Join Date: Mar 2012 Real Name: Nicolas P Location: Dania Florida Watch: 116610LV Posts: 32	Rolex tool question I have always wanted to change my Rolex bands. I wanted to ask which tool is best for easy transition? Also where to buy the tool? I saw the bereron tool for $180.00 but didnt know if this was my only option. Thanks in advance. N __________________ Cost is only an issue in the absence of value

4 April 2020, 04:04 AM	#2
Mbalce "TRF" Member Join Date: May 2011 Location: OC, CA Posts: 101	I use the Bergeon 6767-F which works great on all my watches. I know some styles the tweezer style is easier, but even my 18038 (only one without lug holes - I like vintage!) it works great. I found the biggest thing is to get good eyes on things. I bought an OptiVisor DA-5 and if I put that on, I never seem to slip and potentially scratch. This single thing gave me the confidence to start going after more and more tinkering and now I am even venturing inside!

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