Looks straight forward to me. There seems to be a big enough gap to fit in the springbar tool...

 

A spring bar holds it on. A small screw driver can do it.

 

Thank you. Do you mean a small screwdriver exclusively or a spring bar tool as well? Now that I look at it, I guess you could slip the narrow end of a spring bar tool in there.

 

 

Looks like it would take a small ended springbar tool.

 

I mainly grab my #11 Exactly blade. It's thin enough to get into the very small area provided on many watches, grips the spring bars well and never scratches the lugs. In fact the end links would more likely scratch the lugs on the way out!

 

This is the tool you're looking for.

 

I can’t believe this has never come up, since I’ve swapped out so many watch straps and bracelets, but I discovered I don’t know how to remove the jubilee bracelet on this Oris.

Oris doesn't have a Jubilee bracelet, only Rolex.

 

Probably should preface by stating “jubilee-like” bracelet since it is my understanding Rolex protects their Jubilee bracelet with trademark protection. As I recall at one time Strapcode had to change the name of their “Jubilee” bracelet to “Louis” for this very reason.

 

Good quality spring bar tool and you’ll be swapping bracelets and straps in no time

 

I think the tool that is required as been identified here.

Good luck.

Patience and a steady hand makes the day go better.......

 

I have an Oris Pointer Date as well and this is the tool I use. If you're new to this, this is the more basic and easier to master tool for you.

Bergeon 6767-F Watch Band Tool Swiss Spring Bar Tool

Bergeon watch tool spring bar band tool

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Then there are the tweezer-types. As for myself I use this as well, different tools for different watches.

Bergeon 7825 Spring Bar Tweezers

Bergeon 7825 Spring Bar Tweezers for Watch Bands with narrow openings to release the spring bar from the watch band

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The tweezers are easier for me, once you learned how to use them properly.

Allow me to demonstrate:

 

Thanks. I was making this harder than it needed to be. The first tool did the job.