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Stripped down an 80 year old Smiths Enfield granddaughter clock. I've cleaned the individual parts and reappled Liberty Oil to all the pivot points. I can't believe how good it's now running, a good, deep solid tick tock. This oil was recommended by a YouTube clock repair content provider and he wasn't wrong. Fantastic oil that does the job perfectly. Highly recommended.

Perfect. I used this when servicing a very old grandfather clock and it is now running smoothly.

My cuckoo clock stopped working several months ago and I was just waiting to drop it off with the clock lady in our town (she’s REALLY GOOD!) On a whim I looked up on YouTube about cuckoo clock maintenance and it was mostly all about oiling it every 3-5 years—-the last time it stopped was over 5 years ago, so I read and watched the video and I was nervous but said what the heck-I invested less than 9 dollars got this TOTALLY SYNTHETIC OIL (which all reviews said to use) and I applied a drop at all the pivot points (which were easily described in the video) and now, 5 hours later it is STILL running smoothly! It wasn’t the money I saved (which I did big time) but the fact that I saved the hassle of bringing it down to the clock shop and waiting a few weeks and having to go back a SECOND time to pick it up! Oil was perfect and I highly recommend!

I had three older German made clocks that had stopped running a long time ago - an 8 Day mantle clock and two 400 day anniversary clocks. There seems to be nothing wrong with them, they just wouldn’t run, so I bought this lube to give it a try. All three clocks are now running just fine. It’s a bit pricey, but apparently worth the cost.

Pricey, but got my grandfather clock going again after it had started to intermittently stop (if you see what I mean). I think there will be enough oil to last for the remaining lifetime of the clock, so you might as well buy the best stuff up front.