⏰ Whitlock's Synthetic Clock Oil - 100% Superior Quality Clock Lubricant Review

Used on all vintage sliding glass windows and doors and squeaky door hinges. They have been greatly improved. I also like the delivery system. You can really pinpoint the position of the oil without much mess. Highly recommended. It might seem expensive for this size, but it's worth it.

My parents had a grandfather clock made by the Amish in the early 2000's. The clock was reset at least 5 times and stopped working. Someone also tried to "fix" the problem along the way. When I was finally done with the non-working clock, I went to work rearranging the hands, adjusting the pendulum, dusting, and filling the wells with oil. It was a long process BUT the watch was working properly again. I'm sure this oil helped!

I bought this oil as a last chance before trading the job for a battery. This runs for 30 days but stops every 3 days or so. I've worked on it 3 times with no better results. I have used watch oil and it has never worked better. I noticed that the swing of the pendulum has improved noticeably and is surprisingly quieter. My friend's father made this watch 40 years ago. I think he'd be glad he's still working.