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Unlock the potential of flawless bracelet adjustments with the Bergeon 7230 Watch Bracelet Pin Remover. Crafted from durable plastic, this tool offers exceptional precision and convenience for watch enthusiasts and professionals alike.
Engineered with meticulous attention to detail, the Bergeon 7230 ensures precise and controlled pin removal, safeguarding your watch and bracelet from potential damage. Its lightweight construction does not compromise on accuracy, making it a reliable choice for achieving perfect adjustments.
Equipped with a replaceable pin and supplied with spacers, the Bergeon 7230 effortlessly accommodates bracelets of various thicknesses. From delicate to robust designs, this versatile tool handles watch bracelets up to 22mm wide, providing a seamless fit every time.
Experience the lightweight convenience of the Bergeon 7230, designed for extended use without compromising on precision. Whether you're a watch enthusiast or a professional, this Swiss made tool delivers accurate and efficient bracelet adjustments.
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