DHASUWT5PCS Synthetic Lubricating Oil, Watch Repair Tool Kit with Synthetic Oil for All Watch Movements

Exactly as described in the description - these appear to my novice eyes to be divided Moebius oils in roughly the quantity described. I used syringes to extract the small amounts of oils (~0.3mL to 0.5mL) from the non-grease vials to measure and they do indeed contain the amount advertised.This is exactly what a new watchmaker is looking for: to get the industry-standard lubricants without spending US$50 for 2mL. You pay for - and receive - approximately the equivalent of buying a single Moebius bottle, but have as a result of a large range of 5 de facto lubricants for your work.Plus, you have these nice tiny containers to possibly re-/use in the future.Assuming they're legit Moebius oils, you get a good deal to dip your toe into the hobby.(In the photo, the syringe lines each are 1mL)

Great starter oil kit. The vials are tiny for what you pay but from what I looked at most of the full sized bottles of the same oils are sometimes even more expensive than this sampler. The oils do work and it's pretty easy to open them. My only issue is that the pictures for the listing show the directions in English but when the oils came in the directions on the outside were in Chinese I believe. Great starter set other than that.

Badly packaged half the oil had leaked out due to loose caps. the amounts you get is almost none existent .

Great oils they were just a little close to the expiration date. That’s my only problem.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Very disappointed. Bottles were partly to mostly empty and seem too thick (dried out?).

Olis came as advertised... they say Moebius on them but I suspect they are Chinese knock-off oils. I'm rebuilding a few pocket watches from the 1870's - 1922, and I'll see how similar these oils are to the originals

Be advised, these are tiny tiny jars. If they showed a finger or hand by it you would realize

Bottles were half empty. I should have sent them back, but I needed what little was in them.