Cleaning / De-Greasing Techniques - including cleaning products
Discussing cleaning and de-greasing of watch movements including products used
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Quick update. Both the barrel and the cover were bent. I did manage to strengthen them. The arbor seems to spin freely. The amplitude is still the same, at 49 its around 217-222. I was expecting some improvement. Will check again in 24 and 48h. -
By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
Good for you Ross, its nice when that happens, I've never tried that or seen that video, i searched for it for ages. Thanks i will have a watch now 👍 Is that the three tools that look like mini tweezers ww ? -
By rhythmtime · Posted
I appreciate all of your responses and plan to take your advice. Especially, the advice to practice on inexpensive models that don’t matter before attempting something special. Over the years I have worked on cars, motorcycles and bicycles and I believe I have a feel for turning metal things lubricated with oil. But, as for really small things, this could quite a new adventure! -
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