Hood, Grant · Kansas City, Mo. : Kansas City Jeweler and Optician · leaf 225
h or a piece of tissuepaper, when the spring may be replaced with a winder.There is no great danger of breakage when done in this man-ner, but when the strain of the spring is suddenly releasedin removing from the barrel, there is danger of its breakingsoon after being replaced. All parts are now… … Fig. n. be done as carefully as any of the cleaning. The stem-windparts should be oiled as they are replaced, clock oil beingbetter than watch oil, as it is a trifle thicker. None of theteeth of the wheels should be oiled, except the ratchet teethfound in many Swiss and some of the later American…
Clocks and watches
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