Introduction — The BERGEON 6767-F is the reference tool for fitting a spring bar on drilled lugs. Designed and manufactured in Switzerland by BERGEON, it combines a fine awl on one side and a fork on the other, mounted on a knurled non-slip handle.
Product overview
The 6767-F stands out by its ultra-precise 0.8 mm positioning tip that engages the spring bar in the drilled lug without slipping. The opposing fork easily slides between lug and strap to compress the bar. The reference 6767-F is engraved on the handle guaranteeing BERGEON authenticity.
Technical specifications
- Brand: BERGEON
- Reference: 6767-F
- Tip: 0.8 mm
- Fork opening: 1.2 mm
- Overall length: 130 mm
- Handle: knurled chromed brass
- Origin: Switzerland
When to use it
This tool is used for any strap fitting or removal on watches with drilled lugs, whether leather or metal. It is indispensable in after-sales service of high-end watches where lug aesthetics tolerate no scratch.
How to use
- Place the spring bar in the strap eyelet.
- Engage the 6767-F tip in the outer lug hole.
- Pivot the awl to push the {g['sb']} tip into its housing.
- Verify locking by gently pulling.
- For removal, use the fork sliding between lug and strap.
Quality and origin
Genuine BERGEON tool, supplied in sealed blister pack. The BERGEON name has stood since 1791 for reference watchmaking tooling, used by Swiss manufactures and authorised service centres.
FAQ
Is this a genuine BERGEON?
Yes, distributed through the official BERGEON channel. Reference 6767-F is engraved on the handle.
How does it differ from a 6767-S?
The 6767-S has a finer 0.5 mm tip for very small lugs; the 6767-F covers most standard cases.
Can it be used on non-drilled lugs?
Yes, the fork slides between lug and strap. The tip is only used on drilled lugs.
This reference — Watchmaker tool BERGEON 6767-F – positioning awl — is part of our watch-tooling catalogue, aimed both at the informed end-user and at the independent repairer. All our products ship from our European warehouse with a short lead time; orders placed before 2 p.m. on a working day are usually handed to the carrier the same day. We pay special attention to packing: every tool is wedged in bubble wrap or a fitted carton to avoid any mark in transit. If you are unsure about compatibility with your watch, please email our technical desk with brand, model and lug width in millimetres: we reply within 24 working hours.
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