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06-27-2002, 11:27 AM
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Rancid wale oil in British chain-drive watches
Rancid wale oil must be why a bunch of dirty, neglected, chain-drive watches I acquired have such a horrible smell to them! These stinky old British bull-dogs need an L&R bath bad! It's not the first group of British chain-drive watches I have had with this smell. I wonder if a stinky watch was a way 19th century owners knew a watch needed cleaning?
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06-27-2002, 11:27 AM
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Rancid wale oil in British chain-drive watches
Rancid wale oil must be why a bunch of dirty, neglected, chain-drive watches I acquired have such a horrible smell to them! These stinky old British bull-dogs need an L&R bath bad! It's not the first group of British chain-drive watches I have had with this smell. I wonder if a stinky watch was a way 19th century owners knew a watch needed cleaning?
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06-30-2002, 06:50 AM
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Rancid wale oil in British chain-drive watches
They taste bad too!! Seriously I have had watches smell, I was told it was just from using organic oils rather than mineral oils.
------------------ Rick White
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