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That is some wicked slick oil!
I would take to a watchmaker or Omega for service.
: I have and an Omega Automatic watch from 1976,
: recently I opened the watch and touch some
: lubricating oil on the pivoting points. Now
: my watch is runing about 20 minutes fast in
: 6 hours time frame. Beside giving it to a
: watch maker for adjustment, Can some one
: tell me, How I can do it myself ?
: Thanks
: Paull
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