For the watch guys: this is probably a good option for lubricating watches to see if they run. What I find myself doing is throwing the dice on old watches I find on ebay, almost always non-running, and while I have since ordered some top-shelf Moebius oils/greases, the last thing I would want to do is use that on a watch that won't run for some reason. So by using this stuff first to check if it runs, assuming it's a watch you like and want to wear, gift, or resell, I would opt to take it apart again, clean out this oil, and then do it again with the good oils/greases. Case in point, I picked up a non-running pocket watch on ebay, took it apart and threw it in my ultrasonic cleaner, and then used nothing but this oil and it is running.
Something else worth noting: the correct way to apply oil to watches is with a horological tool called an oiler. Look them up here on amazon, they're cheap and they accomplish the necessary task of applying a miniscule amount of oil to the right spots. As in, one drop of oil is likely more than you'd need for the whole watch, but distributed amongst the various oiling points inside the watch. So if you just start globbing oil in a watch, you are going to have problems.
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This Item  1oz Bottle of 100% Synthetic Oil For Lubricating Wrist Watches - Pocket Watches With 1.5 Inch Pharmaceutical Grade Needle Applicator |  |  |  | |
| Price | $10.95 | $9.05 | $17.95 | $8.93 |
| Price Per Unit | $10.95 / Fl Oz | $301.67 / Fl Oz | $35.90 / Fl Oz | $297.67 / Fl Oz |
| Delivery | — | Get it as soon as Monday, Jul 8 | Get it as soon as Saturday, Jul 6 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, Jul 9 |
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| Sold By | Liberty-Products | Stars Struck | Horace Whitlock, Inc | Stars Struck |
| liquid volume | 1 fluid ounces | 1 milliliters | 14.9 milliliters | 0.5 milliliters |
| form | — | Oil | Oil | Oil |
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Would NOT recommend for watches.
Not good for watches at all. Becomes sticky and gummy over time. Used this on the service of 5 customer mechanical wrist watches, all 5 came back for being slow or even malfunctioning cannon pinion after a couple of months. the amplitude was way low when checked upon return. After disassembly of the watches it appears that the oil dried out and gummed up the cannon pinion on 3 of the 5 watches and the others were not far behind.I recommend not using this oil for mechanical watches as advertised. Perhaps, I got a outdated bottle? I recommend the use of hot shots secret bore + action nano-lubricant. See picture.
