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A small metal bar or pin used to attach the watch strap or bracelet to the watch case. It acts as a connector between the strap or bracelet's end pieces and the lugs on the watch case. The spring bar is designed with a spring-loaded mechanism, allowing it to be easily inserted and removed from the lugs. This enables the wearer to change or replace the watch strap or bracelet with ease, offering versatility and customization options. Spring bars are commonly used in a wide range of watches, from casual to luxury timepieces, and they play a crucial role in securely holding the strap or bracelet in place while ensuring a comfortable fit on the wrist.
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