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[title] Lubrication
[* icon_note] As we've said before, use nothing but specialist clock oil.
[* black] Each of the pivot holes in the front of the front plate and the back of the back plate is surrounded by a little well. This retains the oil by surface tension. Add a tiny drop to each one.
-[* icon_caution] Do not attempt to oil the eascapement platform. In a good quality clock this will have jewelled bearings. They are not likely to need cleaning or lubricating, and the method of doing so is different and much harder.
+[* icon_caution] Do not attempt to oil the escapement platform. In a good quality clock this will have jewelled bearings. They are not likely to need cleaning or lubricating, and the method of doing so is different and much harder.