Lubricating the Balance Jewels and Pallet Fork for BEGINNERS

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In watch repair, properly lubrication the balance jewels and pallet fork jewels is critical in being able to regulate the rate of a watch in multiple positions. Although many things can affect the amplitude of a watch, the lubrication of the balance jewels, affects the running of the balance wheel directly. If the balnce jewels have different amounts of lubrication, too much or too little lubrication, equalizing the dial positions become impossible. The friction between the pallet fork jewels and the escape wheel teeth has to be just right to get the maximum impulse power to the balance wheel. Hopefully after this video, you will now be able to up your watch service skills to another level. Enjoy *************************************************************************************************** ✨✨ Get Your Copy of my eBook, The Secrets for Adjusting Watch Rates ✨✨ ➡➡PDF DOWNLOAD https://watchrepairtutorials.com/ebook/ ⬅⬅ ➡➡Available on Kindle & Soft Cover @ https://geni.us/4x8C (Amazon) ✨✨Watchmaking Courses and Training ✨✨ ➡➡ https://watchrepairtutorials.com/watchmaker-course/ ⬅⬅ *************************************************************************************************** 🚀 Don't Miss Out: Sign up for the "It's About Time" Monthly Newsletter https://watchrepairtutorials.com/newsletter/ Become a Watch Repair Tutorial Patreon to access advanced workshops, ad free video and bonus trainings: https://www.patreon.com/watchrepairtutorials *************************************************************************************************** DISCLOSURE: I often review or link to products & services I regularly use and think you might find helpful. Wherever possible I use referral links, which means if you click one of the links in this video or description and make a purchase we may receive a small commission or other compensation. I am a big fan of Amazon, and many of my links to products/gear are links to those products on Amazon. I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for me to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and related sites. My Choice for Watch Luubrication ► 4 Pot Oil Reservoir https://geni.us/8UsFHwe (Amazon) ► Bergeon Oilers https://watchrepairtutorials.com/get/bergeon-oilers/ (Amazon) ► Moebius 9010 https://watchrepairtutorials.com/get/moebius-9010/ (Amazon) ► Moebius Hp1300 https://watchrepairtutorials.com/get/moebius-hp1300/ (Amazon) ► Moebius 9415 https://watchrepairtutorials.com/get/moebius-9415/ (Amazon) ► Moebius 8200 https://watchrepairtutorials.com/get/moebius-8200/ (Amazon) ► Moebius 9504 https://watchrepairtutorials.com/get/moebius-9504/(Amazon) ► Molykote DX Paste https://watchrepairtutorials.com/get/molykote-dx-paste/ (Amazon) MY MICROSCOPE SET-UP ► Amscope SM-3T https://watchrepairtutorials.com/get/amscope-sm-3t-triocular/( Amazon) ► Barlow Lens https://watchrepairtutorials.com/get/0-5x-barlow-lens/ (Amazon) ► LCD Ring Lite https://watchrepairtutorials.com/get/lcd-ring-lite/ (Amazon) ► Hayear Microscope Camera https://watchrepairtutorials.com/get/hayear-microscope-camera/ (Amazon) ► Camera Adapter https://watchrepairtutorials.com/get/0-35x-microscope-camera-adapter/ (Amazon) ********** All THE TOOLS & SUPPLIES I USE: https://watchrepairtutorials.com/tools-and-supplies/ **********