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I am always impressed by detailed work like this.
Chaps,
Rolex springbar tweezer tips i've been working on, will test in a few weeks>>
Regards
Bry
I am always impressed by detailed work like this.
Hopefully the machinists have kept within tolerance.
Excellent
looking forward to this
It's just a matter of time...
Very interesting especially considering how expensive the bergeon 7825 is.Any other info? Will these be for sale...?
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Interested in these!
Yes they will be for sale, but will need to make some profit if they work well.
When you say tweezer do you mean pliers? These look more suited to the Bergeon 6825 pliers (not the 7825 tweezer which is the model I have).
Looks interesting though, good for you having the initiative.
Should work the same as 7825 tool.
Slightly better pic>
https://ibb.co/3y8rTrJ
Last edited by Bry1975; 24th May 2022 at 20:02.
Thanks Bry. Definitely interested for 7825 spares if suitable.
Yes should fit the 7825 tweezer frame.
Why are these specifically Rolex? Does the fabled brand use special springbars?
Genuine question, curious to know.
Designed to fit very narrow endlink opening.
Last edited by Bry1975; 10th June 2022 at 09:48.
So am I safe to assume they’ll work with any spring bar that isn’t as narrow then?
Originally Posted by Bry1975
They'll need testing.
These tips were custom machined, tip width under 1mm, 0.3mm tip thickness.
Material: HARDENED SS420C
Larger photos>>
https://ibb.co/pnnpjh2
https://ibb.co/j9t8mtL
https://ibb.co/yFfnRhs
Last edited by Bry1975; 11th June 2022 at 17:45.
They look great!
They're under 1mm width, 0.3mm tip thickness same as 7825, I need a Rolex tester.
Or Tudor maybe? They seem to have the same spring bar and tight access on end links spring bars.
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Look forward to these
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