MoebiusMoebius Multi-Purpose Lubricating High Grade Swiss Oil by Moebius

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Ha, this must be $100,000 a quart. Fortunately, I repaired two anniversary clocks with about half a large drop of oil so it was exactly what I wanted and I’d do it again.

It's oil. What do you expect?I had a box of 6 Elgin's and a Waltham. So far using the amazing toolset I bought which I believe is recommended with this, and oiling EVERYTHING, two of the watches are ticking perfectly. One is 130 years old, the other is only 103. Still, they're beautiful and listening to their steady tick makes it worthwhile to spend HOURS on them! ^_^Very happy, does what it needs too. I'd buy an oiler of some sort because boy is it a bitch to do without one. I tried using a pin, doesn't really work well AT ALL.

Could have sworn I posted a review, but no matter. I can't really give a complete review, but so far this is working out great. I've been using it on a camera with a sticky film advance gear, cleaned the gear but still was stiff and slow to return to the ready position. This really did the job a really minute drop of the oil fixed the problem. The gears are working as good as new.

The oil that I received was in good condition (light in color, smelled right) though there was no sell-by date included.The bottle was appropriately full and sealed well (no leakage along the way). No complaints, and I'm satisfied with the product at this price point, which pales in comparison to the prices of Moebius synthetic oils. Have done one automatic service so far using this oil and it went well, no problems whatsoever.Keep in mind that as a natural oil, this will tend to gum up sooner—you'll need to service again in 1-3 years, rather than the 4-8 years you're likely to get with synthetic oils (that cost about 6-7x as much). For my purposes, this is fine and does the job.Beware that you're getting an amount appropriate for watchmaking—we're talking just a few mL—not a bottle of oil that you'll be able to keep around the house to lubricate all small machines. Using this on anything but watches, with anything but a watch-sized applicator tool (less than one drop for an entire watch's oiling), will cause you to run out pretty much immediately. There are like 20-30 *drops* in this bottle, total—thinking even in "one drop at a time" is way too big a unit of use for this substance.Good value for what it is, and a great way to inexpensively service your own watches if you don't need to professional, long-lived lubrication results that come from much more expensive synthetic oils.

I am satisfied with the product and very good timing to deliver it.

Works great 👍!! My watch was stopping on occasions. I lubricated the rotor and it works perfectly!

Container too small and seems fragile, oil looks good quality, the expiration date is close to receiving shipment date. If you buy this product for personal purposes, smaller options and stronger containers shall be a must. Recommended to include oil tips as optional