$39.99

Waterproof Watch Gasket Paste, Professional Watch Repair Sealing Grease
4.5 from 32 notes
Two grease-impregnated foam pads lubricate caseback gaskets up to 60mm across without smearing excess paste over the bench.
$39.14
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| Reference | 7055 |
|---|---|
| Drawer | Case Opening & Crystals |
| What it is | A consumable that runs out |
| Bench job | Opening and closing a case |
Two foam cushions inside this pocket box hold silicone grease ready for caseback o-rings and flat gaskets up to 60mm. Lay the rubber between the pads, turn the lid gently, and the seal comes away evenly wetted without dripping grease across your bench. We supply catalogue 7055 for clean case closing work.
Grease impregnated foam
Two internal pads hold the silicone supply. Placing an o-ring between them transfers a fine film of lubricant across the rubber surface as the box turns, leaving no thick pools behind.
Lid and pocket body
The round box keeps the grease moist and away from bench dust. It sits flat on the mat and fits into a drawer between case closing jobs without leaking paste onto other tools.
Gasket size reach
The pads accept round o-rings and flat rubber seals up to 60mm across. Both small dress watch gaskets and larger diver case rings sit flat between the foam discs.
Clean bench work
Applying grease this way keeps your tweezers and fingertips dry. The gasket takes only what the foam gives off, which keeps excess paste away from the dial and movement during reassembly.
The rest of the 7055 line
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$50.99
A note that touches this tool
Opening a stubborn case back
Snap backs against screw backs against monobloc cases, how a case key and its dies engage a fluted rim, why the case is held in a holder rather than in the hand, and what to do when the back has been opened badly before.
7055
$39.14



