My watches are all seiko divers. im about to get a beregon springbar tool to allow easier removal of straps, but i dont know which one to get. there are two i can see available:
6767-F and 6767-S
My questions are:
1. which is more suitable for my seiko divers?
2. does the F and S just referr to the tool tips, making the actual tool in the F and S pack identical? this would mean i can buy the 6767-F and then some spare -S tool heads.
Thanks for any help provided
I've been using the "F" type with everything for quite a while now, including my divers. Whether the "S" tips are interchangeable i don't know, but haven't had the need to find out.
Josh
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The F and S refer to the fork size - they interchange - the fine point will fit about everything
I have a spring bar tool with both size tips, and I find that I use the fine tip for just about everything.
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S = standard
F = fine
Fine works with anything, Std could be used for heavy duty bars (Seiko), but the fine tip works as well.
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