My watch case has two spring-loaded pins to hold each piece of the
leather strap. What are these called?
Janet
My watch case has two spring-loaded pins to hold each piece of the
leather strap. What are these called?
Janet
Hi Janet,
These are simply called Spring-Bars or Lugs here in Ireland
Neil KilBane,
Longford
Ireland.
Hi Janet:
My watch case has two spring-loaded pins to hold each piece of the leather strap. What are these called?
These are spring bars. There is a nifty tool for removing them by
pressing the tiny button in (similar to a toilet paper roll holder).
I have used this tool and the only thing to watch out for is when the
spring bar is compressed and then let go, it has a tendency to
spring off into space and potentially be lost.
I hope this is what you needed,
Kim Starbard
Cove Beads
My watch case has two spring-loaded pins to hold each piece of the leather strap. What are these called?
They are sold as ‘spring bars’
Lee Cornelius
Vegas Jewelers
Hi there,
These push/spring loaded bars that hold the straps are called “spring
bars”… They are made in different lengths & widths etc. They can
cime straight or curved. You need to make sure you replace with equal
size that fits the watch case-check thru a jewelry supplier/watch part
supplier… If you don’t have one- try Stuller Inc.,Lafayette, LA or
Otto-Frei/Jules Borel, Oakland Ca…
Stay Sane & Healthy!!!
Sincerely,
Jo-Ann Maggiora Donivan
My watch case has two spring-loaded pins to hold each piece of the leather strap. What are these called?
Excellent description!
“spring bars”
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Christine in Littleton, Massachusetts