Oilers, Oil Cups & Stands

FB-904

 

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Price	$3.90	$3.25	$2.96	$2.69

FB-921

 

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Price	$3.90	$3.25	$2.96	$2.69

FB-905

 

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Price	$3.90	$3.25	$2.96	$2.69

FB-906

 

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Price	$3.90	$3.25	$2.96	$2.69

FB-907

 

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Price	$3.90	$3.25	$2.96	$2.69

These flat-tip metal oilers with plastic handles are the standard for watchmaking. The black-handled oiler (the finest) will suffice for 95% of work on contemporary wristwatches. The larger oilers are useful for lubricating mainsprings (two drops from the large green oiler) and applying grease to case backs, stem, etc. These oilers are also sometimes useful as minature screwdrivers for adjusting Triovis regulators and things like that. In any case, you have to have them if you're going to be doing anything with watches.

FB-903
$12.90
 

New from Bergeon coloured synthetic-material oil-cup, diameter 34 mm and stackable. Red color has 6 mm well of ruby tinted color glass. Package with a matching color Bergeon Swiss made dip oiler.

BERG-6888-R
$23.95
 

Blue color has 8 mm diameter well

BERG-6885-B
$20.70
 

New from Bergeon coloured synthetic-material oil-cup, diameter 34 mm and stackable. Green color has 10 mm well of ruby tinted color glass.

BERG-6885-V
$20.70
 

New from Bergeon coloured synthetic-material oil-cup, diameter 34 mm and stackable. Blue color has 8 mm well of ruby tinted color glass. Package with a matching color Bergeon Swiss made dip oiler.

BERG-6888-B
$23.95
 

New from Bergeon coloured synthetic-material oil-cup, diameter 34 mm and stackable. Green color has 10 mm well of ruby tinted color glass. Package with a matching color Bergeon Swiss made dip oiler.

BERG-6888-V
$23.95
 

This Bergeon ultra-fine oiler is usually used to distribute oil through the pierced jewel and on to the cap jewel of a combination (conical pivot) set. Two spare tips are supplied in the handle. This is a very useful tool for certain oiling tasks.

FB-936
$9.90
 

New from Bergeon coloured synthetic-material oil-cup, diameter 34 mm and stackable. Red color has 6 mm well of ruby tinted color glass

BERG-6885-R
$20.70
 

BERG-6885-3S
$59.00
 

I think this is a must-have Bergeon item for any watchmaker. The Bergeon (30180-A) stand, die-cast alloy sanded, is nicely weighted, uses four ruby agate oil cups (8 mm well) and even provides a pith wood cup for storing and cleaning the oiler. Use with the standard oilers, FB-903. I wouldn't be without this arrangement.

FB-914
$164.75
 

Individual Bergeon Agate Red Ruby 6mm Oil Cup. Replacement oil cup for the Bergeon 30180-A Die Cast Alloy Four-Cup Metal Oil Stand. The first oil cup from the left.

BERG-30180-AG-6MM
$14.10
 

Individual Bergeon Agate Red Ruby 8mm Oil Cup. Replacement oil cup for the Bergeon 30180-A Die Cast Alloy Four-Cup Metal Oil Stand. The second oil cup from the left.

BERG-30180-AG-8MM
$14.10
 

This oiler is designed for anti-shock settings. The very fine needle extends through the pierced jewel and deposits a drop of oil on the surface of the cap jewel. Before using the oiler, clean the tip in pith wood and test the flow on a piece of glass. After oiling, clean the bottom of the pierced jewel carefully with a piece of Rodico, but be careful not to draw all the oil back out of the assembly. I find the 1A the most useful of the automatic oilers and frequently use it.

FB-910-7718-1A
$117.15
 

This oiler is designed to be used like a standard oiler (FB-904). The trigger is released, the drop of oil appears at the tip, and the oil is applied to the part. This can be convenient, but it often means adjusting and checking the flow for different applications. I would use the standard oiler (FB-904) instead. I do use the No. 2A for applying PML grease to keyless works parts, as it's a convenience and provides good control.

FB-911-7719-2A
$117.15
 

This oiler is designed for the pivots of train wheels. The oiler tip is placed at the junction of pinion and jewel and the trigger is pulled and released. The needle deposits the oil in the space between pinion and jewel. Again, this often requires adjustment and checking of flow for different wheels, and not all wheels in a fine watch use the same oil. I would recommend the standard oiler (FB-904) instead. I do use the No. 5 for applying D-5 to heavier-load pivots.

FB-912-7720-5
$117.15