What part of wheel train gets D5?

[Lc130]

Hi 

I'm a beginner.  I've been using 8200 for all but the keyless where I use grease.  I've bought 9010 and 9104 which, I believe, is synthetic D5.  It's also listed as HP1300.  My question is whether this is used on any of the wheel train?

[watchweasol]

Hi Charlie have a look at this it covers most bases.

Moebius Oil and Grease Application Chart - Leosics.co.uk.html moebiuslubricatingchart.pdf

[aac58]

This is how I use it (maybe others have different opinions):

HP1300: hole for the barrel arbour on the barrel bridge and on the 2nd wheel jewels.

9010: 3rd, 4th and escape wheels, balance cap jewels, pallet jewels.

On the dial side I mostly use HP1300, and Molykote on some keyless works parts.

[Tudor]

D5 for slow stuff; 9010 for fast stuff (NEVER pallet fork); grease for sliding stuff.

Unless you have an oil chart for the specific movement.

[rodabod]

I’d also recommend reading the BHI lubrication article. 

[JohnR725]

9 hours ago, rodabod said:

I’d also recommend reading the BHI lubrication article

I've attached the BHI article mentioned above.

another one is from Omega I've attached that also.

BHI The Practical Lubrication of Clocks and Watches Version 2008.0.pdf cousinsuk.com Omega 8645_WI_40_rules for lubrication.pdf

[aac58]

15 hours ago, Tudor said:

(NEVER pallet fork)

Never pallet fork pivots, but for pallet fork jewels is ok, I mean the stones or however you call them 

[Tudor]

Yes, that’s what I meant. 

[Lc130]

Thanks all.  The Omega guide is helpful.