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I don't have a watch spring bar tool, but found a great way to remove the spring bars to replace the strap that just had to share.
Grab a bit of dental floss or fishing line wrapped a couple of times around one end of where the the strap meets the watch case. Tighten then pull downwards - might take a few goes, but the spring comes off without bending it and without gouging the case, that could happen easily with a mini-screwdriver or knife.
Hope that helps some others as has made me feel confident about quickly and easily rotating through a few different straps I ordered just for this, without risking harming the case of this beauty.