This stainless steel watch band tool will help you get those little spring bars in and out of your watch casing. If you just shot a spring bar across the room and lost it in the carpet, you can buy more here.
“I have a Casio F-84w, and the center spring bar just would not budge. I ended up bending the tip of my spring bar tool. +1 star to Barton for providing extra tips! Eventually I grabbed a utility knife and cut the plastic watch band off the spring bars. +1 star to the watch band for just weaving through the spring bars and not threading through. I am eager to buy more bands from Barton. Not sure if the spring bar tool will come in handy for this type of work, but i am sure I'll use it for other fine work.”
“After YEARS of going crazy when trying to remove watch band spring bars with various devices this simple tool makes that 'tedious task' simple....... Unless of course you're smart enough to buy Barton With bands that come with the UNIQUELY SMART and EASY RELEASE spring bars built into the watch bands !!!! BRILLIANT !!!! I can now have 3 or 4 different watches by simply (And QUICKLY) changing the watch band!”
“This tool proved most helpful in removing the original, bracelet style watch band from Citizen watch. The prong-shaped tip worked perfectly to back out the little spring-loaded posts from the indents (where the band attaches to the watch). To attach the new Barton watchband, however, I actually did not need the spring tool; I was able, with my fingernail, to easily move the tiny “lever” enough to insert the fastening post to its watch attachment.”
“Made a dificult task quite easy. 'There's a tool for everything'. Fortunately once you remove your old watchbands, you won't need this tool because of the quick release mechanism of the Barton Bands.”
