Your Watch Collection
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By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
Fully understood OH, not to sound negative in any way but life has a great way of screwing things up. -
An incabloc spring? About 10p at the current price 🤣 -
Have you ever seen grease spread? I use Molykote DX on the keyless, cannon pinion, etc and cannot imagine it spreading. Similarly, HP1300 should not be a problem, as long as you don't splash too much about. 9010 does like to travel though. I've recently re-serviced a couple of my watches I first serviced about 5 years ago. I was a bit too liberal with the oil and grease back then, but it hasn't spread everywhere. I only epilame on balance cap stones, escape wheel and pallet stones (and auto wheels if they need it). If you use it all over, the oil might bead-up and travel even further - think of using RainX on your car windows. -
Polish it where the old part cracked as well. Get rid of the stress-raisers. -
Sounds great! And yes, I would use grease for the keyless as well although treating the parts with epilame would make the grease less likely to spread in the long run. Not critical but won’t hurt. My current strategy is to epilame treat all parts getting in contact with oil or grease.
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