Seiko Quartz Lubrication

[clockboy]

I am in the process of servicing a non running Seiko 7t32 quartz and on the tech sheet it refers to oils;

A

S-6

Silicone 500,000

 

Question does anyone know the equivalents or where I can purchase these.

[rogart63]

Synt-HP1000 or KT22  instead of S-6. 

Edited February 18, 2016 by rogart63

[clockboy]

Thanks Rogart

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[jdm]

Moebious 9010 is 'A'

9104 (HP 1300) for S-6. Personally I would use HP 1000 only it's to be used in very, very cold weather.

[clockboy]

Moebious 9010 is 'A'

9104 (HP 1300) for S-6. Personally I would use HP 1000 only it's to be used in very, very cold weather.

Thanks I have them in my stock

[rogart63]

Moebious 9010 is 'A'

9104 (HP 1300) for S-6. Personally I would use HP 1000 only it's to be used in very, very cold weather.

Only what i read on WUS . 

The silcone grease is probably the seiko grease . 500.000 cst is the thickness of the grease. And the seiko silicone grease is rally thick. Can't see anything that is the same from Moebius? The Seiko grease is really good and the cost low . 

[jdm]

Only what i read on WUS .

The silcone grease is probably the seiko grease . 500.000 cst is the thickness of the grease. And the seiko silicone grease is rally thick. Can't see anything that is the same from Moebius? The Seiko grease is really good and the cost low .

If you look at seiko s-6 it's very thick. hp 1300 and 1000 are midway between oil and grease. At the end i don't think it makes much difference.

Silicone grease anything will do, i will need to buy the sponged one as it makes application much easier.

Edited February 18, 2016 by jdm