G&S Hypo Watch Crystal Cement

Worked great. Glued a date magnifying window to a watch crystal. Result was clear and, so far, very strong.

Perfect cement for a replacement crystal for my antique Illinois Railroad Bunn pocket watch. Precise applicator tip for ease of application for this crystal. Recommend for anyone wanting close repair work for jewelry, etc.

Worked perfectly. Glued a glass magnifying cyclops to my glas watch face.

I have tried every glue under the sun as a professional jeweler and this is the only one that for the most part works. However, this glue is only good for gluing down your crimps, I wouldn't really suggest if for heavy duty adhesion, for when I've tried, it always fails. Thankfully, resin has helped me in that area. But the glue does NOT turn yellow when it dries like E-6000 glue does.My only complaint is with just how hard it is to put the cap back on. For one the pin that goes into the hole of the tube is so small it makes it almost impossible to get back in unless you look under a magnifying glass. Also, I find that even after cleaning off the tube end and firmly putting the cap in place, the next time I use it glue is built up all in the cap which is a huge waste. I also wish that it wasn't so dang expensive.

A small volume goes a long way

Fine point makes application easier to use and more precise.

I've only used it a few times on a watch crystal, but I've used it for other purposes when a glue was needed and it works fine. Good stuff, have to order some more.

I attached a sapphire cyclops to a sapphire crystal and let sit for about a day. I tested with a light blow to the side of the cyclops, and it popped right off. IMHO it's not trustworthy. I ended up attaching the cyclops with superglue. I tested that the same way and it did not come off. To remove the superglued cyclops, use acetone.