Screwdriver for Omega PO 20mm Bracelet

[walkerwek1958]

A couple of seconds with a naked flame will soften the Loctite, this is essential if damage to screws is to be avoided. As for the screwdriver width, I suggest getting one with a tapered blade and dressing it with a diamond file, owing to the taper this will have the effect of producing a fatter blade tip and a snug fit.

[Arcam]

A couple of seconds with a naked flame will soften the Loctite, this is essential if damage to screws is to be avoided. As for the screwdriver width, I suggest getting one with a tapered blade and dressing it with a diamond file, owing to the taper this will have the effect of producing a fatter blade tip and a snug fit.

Thanks Paul.

[Rob153]

Have always used a Wera 2035 1.8mm .4mm thick, perfect fit for Omega bracelet screws

[Arcam]

Have always used a Wera 2035 1.8mm .4mm thick, perfect fit for Omega bracelet screws

Thank-you, that was one of the ones I had short listed :)

[Rob153]

No probs, I’d tried a few before the Wera, definitely the best one for Omega screws.

Thank-you, that was one of the ones I had short listed :)

[chainy75]

Have always used a Wera 2035 1.8mm .4mm thick, perfect fit for Omega bracelet screws

Where from. Struggling to find the correct size one in stock

[Arcam]

Where from. Struggling to find the correct size one in stock

The Wera one is 1.8mm by 0.3mm and I would go for the 40mm lenght. I think the proper size is 1.9mm hence Paul suggesting getting a wider one and filing for a perfect fit.

[chainy75]

The Wera one is 1.8mm by 0.3mm and I would go for the 40mm lenght. I think the proper size is 1.9mm hence Paul suggesting getting a wider one and filing for a perfect fit.

Thanks 👍

[midgetda]

Another option is a Wiha 1.8 x 40mm slotted screwdriver. Ref is 96018. I have used this for a number of years on my Omega bracelets and the fit into the screw head is excellent.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Wiha-96018-.../dp/B0006OBFKY