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/7033 Rodico Watch Cleaning Product for Watchmakers 6033 - Green Rodico
6033

/7033 Rodico Watch Cleaning Product for Watchmakers 6033 - Green Rodico

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Dry cleaning putty for lifting excess oil, specks, fingerprints, and debris from plates, train wheel pivots, and delicate surfaces.

$15.95

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Reference6033
DrawerCleaning & Finishing
What it isA consumable that runs out
Bench jobCleaning and finishing

Putty stays dry on the pegwood or between your fingertips as you work. We prepare reference 6033 to lift oil from cap jewels, clear debris around train wheel pivots, and take smudges off bridges without leaving a film. A pinch is torn off, worked until fresh, and discarded once loaded.

Tearing a fresh piece

Pinch off a small portion with dry fingers or tweezers. Knead it lightly to expose a clean surface before bringing it to the movement, then discard the piece once it collects oil or dust.

Clearing balance pivots

Roll a tapered point against a balance pivot or train wheel arbor. The putty takes up dried lubricant and metal particles directly from the pivot shoulder without spreading fluid into adjacent bridge recesses.

Lifting bench smudges

Light contact draws oil spots and stray fingerprints off polished plates, dials, and hand surfaces. It picks up debris dry, avoiding the need for liquid wash cycles on partly assembled trains.

Storage on the bench

Keep the bar wrapped in its foil or inside a small covered box between operations. Open air gathers bench dust quickly, which shortens the working life of the fresh material underneath.

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Cleaning putty and what it lifts, why solvents are kept away from some surfaces, the point of a bench mat and a tray with a lip, cloths and brushes, and how tools are put away so the next job starts on a clear board.

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6033

$15.95