Being cheeky

[Tiny]

I thought I would ask anyway but would some one be willing to sell me some oil and grease so I could service a watch or two I am asking my wife for a timegrapher for my birthday which is in June 

Like most this is just a hobby. I have a sonic cleaner I bought for cleaning my air brush parts ( Not heated) but I don't think this is a requirement for cleaning watch parts.

I don't want oil or grease for free I will pay and pay for P&P

 

[jdm]

A couple of posts have been moved to our dedicated topic:

 

[spectre6000]

We don't know where you are, and this is a thoroughly international forum. The cost for me to ship (anything) to the UK, for instance (and based on the vocabulary used), is pretty astronomical. If I wanted to ship something to NuceJoe, I'm pretty sure I'd just get laughed at. 

Additionally, the amount of lubricant required for just one or two watches is tiny, and just figuring out packaging seems like a pretty difficult task. Unless someone happens to have a tiny drop left in an old bottle of each of a presumed list of lubricants, you're looking at a pretty serious challenge.

Lubricants are available in very small quantities from supply houses, and I've even seen where people on eBay have broken those small quantities down to even smaller quantities. I'd imagine finding one of those guys is your best bet. Or, just buy a nominal quantity, and you've got it for however long its lasts you.

[Tiny]

Spectre6000

Thank you for the informative post. I have bought some oil now. I didn't mean to offend you or anyone in anyway, I am very grateful for the help also the advice I have received in this wonderful forum. I can't wait for a time when I'm in a position to repay the kindness, advice and support shown by wonderful individuals.

James 

[spectre6000]

No offense taken. Hopefully my response didn't convey any. Sorry if it did.