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Your cart is empty.A really efficient product for cleaning pivots, stepping motors, finger marks and stains from plates and bridges. Removing excess oil from watch jewels. Extracting broken pivots etc. A product that must be used to be fully appreciated. 9Official Bergeon Distributor.
Marc Ian Nero
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2025
Works at advertized
The BBQ Pope
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2025
A must have for gripping and surface clean up.
Client d'
Reviewed in France on May 1, 2025
parfait comme décrit sur l annonce++
Filipe Verissimo
Reviewed in Spain on March 28, 2025
Perfeito, não deixa resíduo e dura imenso.
Sergey Pjatkin
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2025
Excellent quality as expected.
Ron
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2025
Putty. Does what it needs to. Not much more one can say. Recommend.
M A Combes
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 10, 2024
Good product, good price, fast delivery great service
Zensense
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2024
This is a well known go to product for watch makers. It is great for dabbing to clean up light oil and dirt from a watch movement. It also works well to temporarily provide a third hand for holding tiny parts in place while placing screws. The only caution is it can stick to latex finger cots on occasion and leave a sticky residue so handle lightly.
ramon
Reviewed in Mexico on December 2, 2023
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Bob Wilson
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2023
Until I got into learning watch repair, I had no idea I needed Rodico! What is it and why would any one need this? Well, that's easy, and hard, to explain. Rodico has been referred to recently by one popular YouTube amateur watchmaker as, "Silly Putty for adults." That's somewhat correct, but not really. Silly Putty is a "modeling" putty as Crayola (the current maker) describes it. But when I was a kid (a really long time ago) Silly Putty was this amazing ( and honestly, pointless) toy I played with. You could stretch it from one Sunday to next, and it would retain its elasticity. You could spread it over a page of newsprint (I know, what's newsprint?) and it would absorb a likeness of whatever it was spread over. And you could take that likeness and stretch it into amazingly funny shapes, distorting everything! Like I said, pointless. But despite today's litigiousness world, it was harmless and great fun! That is not what Rodico is or does. No, mostly it's used in watch repair to hold things, pick up things, absorb oils, clean watchmaking tools, provide support, hold onto watch parts and screws, keep things apart and so many other uses that one's imagination can come up with! How does it do all of this? Well, it's pliable and absorbent, yet it's also "clean", doesn't stain things or leave deposits of any kind. It's soft and moldable, yet firm. If you want a better idea of what Rodico is and can do, just check out some of those watch repair/restoration videos available online. As for my use of it, well I'm just getting started with watch repair, so I haven't had much experience with it yet. But so far I've used it to remove excess watch lube from gears and cases, picked up debris off of watch dials and yesterday, for the first time, I made a support "log" of it on my bench to hold the balance wheel, hair spring and the balance cock apart from each other without disassembling them so I could check the "impulse pin" on the balance shaft. Chances are if you are into working on watches you already know what Rodico is. If you're aren't working on watches then you've probably never heard of Rodico, and probably will never need to hear of it. Regardless, it turns out the stuff is really handy for me and others doing this work. Price-wise, it's on the expensive side, but it should go a long ways and for watchmakers, it's a necessity!
Just me
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2023
It's really good removing dirt prints off of watches jewelry gold etc. Little small then pictured more Tootsie roll size.
kcwcc
Reviewed in Canada on July 1, 2022
Stuff is so handy to have around. A must for watch repair. A little goes a long way too. It's just pricey.
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