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Bah.

Taking a strap off my Big Pilot and the spring bar tool slipped and gouged a big chunk out of the pad of my left thumb :(

I never knew a thumb held so much blood!

K.

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You know I have come to the realisation that changing straps/bracelets is just not that easy, each time I have given it a go it's taken me ages so yes I can understand how easy it would be to slip and take a chunk out of your thumb, whats more they're sharp little mothers too :black_eye:

Ken

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That actually hurt to read, I feel your pain. I did something similar before and said I would never buy a watch with spring bars, IMO it isn't a great design but there are some cool watches with it, so what can you do?

Posted

I know exactly what you mean! Can't recall how many times I've stabbed myself in the thumb, finger or hand, etc. with a screwdriver or razorblade while working on a watch.

And sometimes those blasted springbars can be the worst! :)

Posted (edited)

Said it once will say it again... use a potatoe knife. Much better(and safer :bangin: ) than all those expensive spring-bar tools. No scratches or marks on strap nor thumb....

Manual (just to be safe :lol: ):

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Edited by Rolexman

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