What I am trying to get to with the question is...I believe the Campy part number for the left crank arm puller for the newer Power Torque crankset is the same as the puller shown above in the picture I posted. It looks like the same puller with same finger length as shown in the instruction video. So what is unclear is...is whether the same puller can be used for the Power Torque crankset for the right side bearing? A possible impediment is...the spindle length maybe too long to use the puller shown. If anybody knows the answer to this I would be interested. Reason I ask is I need to pick up a bearing puller and might as well get one with enough throw in the event I go to a Campy Power Torque crank down the road.

Edit:
Since there are a fair no. of Campy owners on here and I am technically curious decided to answer my own question and found some pics on Park's site that illustrate what's required for servicing Power Torque and Ultra Torque Campy crank bearings. See below. Again, I didn't think the Ultra Torque Bearing puller aka CBP-3 had the finger length to pull the bearing from the RHS Power Torque Crank with long spindle and it doesn't. Yes, the CBP-3 puller is used with the Power Torque bearing (and for Left crank arm removal) but a small fixture is needed to attach puller fingers which provides a deeper range of pull to extract the bearing from the long Power Torque crank spindle.
So if you own or want to replace the bearings on both crank models you need both the CBP-3 and CBP-5 kits Park sells. A footnote is the condom that is used to pound the bearing back on the spindle is longer in the CBP-5 kit. A further subtext is...Park is strategic about selling the puller and Power Torque tools separately...no doubt to maximize their profit.
Hope that helps others interested in servicing bearings of both Campy crank designs...something we all face at some point.