Rinsing Solution
Zenith’s chemists made a new rinsing solution known as Drizebrite. Another name that it goes by is “The Ultimate Final Rinse”. The key component in this solution is that the watch or clock will be spotless. This means there will not be any oily film or residue. This occurs when the movement dries at room temperature, or in a heating chamber.
It restores delicate movements to their original luster. Use this after cleaning it with Zenith Formula 67 or any solvent base cleaner. Another feature of this product is that it is odorless. It works in both old and modern cleaning machines. This includes ultrasonic machines. In fact, this is a solution that we use in our very own clock repair shop.
In addition, we offer an in depth cleaning service for clock movements. This is for those movements that need to be broken down. When movements are extremely dirty, it is important to get into every crevice. This ensures a thorough cleaning. This solvent is environmentally safe and friendly.


New to clock cleaning – been oiling mine for years but recently bought an ultrasonic cleaner since my clock repair guy (2 hours away) is nearing retirement. Does drizebrite just ‘air dry’ after without the risk of rust? Also, which cleaner is better for general mixed use? Want to make sure I get the right set up – while they are expensive a gallon will probably last my lifetime :).
Drizebrite is a final rinse. After using just use the air hose to blow it all out of the pivot holes only.
James Stoudenmire
40yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
is this safe for brass? im bidding on a Urgos UW03038B 9 Tubular, its rather filthy, im hoping to try and fully restore it
Yes is safe for brass. This is a rinse mind you, it is to remove cleaning solution or water drops from the movement after cleaning
James Stoudenmire
40yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
You offer smaller sizes? If so, how much for how much?
Sorry do not
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
Worked great thanks
What the difference between cleaning and rinsing a clock
Cleaning a clock requires either water based solution created by concentrated cleaner, or a full cleaning solution with no water like Formula 67 https://www.clockworks.com/product/clock-cleaning-solution-formula-67-one-gallon Either one of these requires to be rinsed after the cleaning is done to get the solution off of the movement.
The best rinse for this purpose is this one https://www.clockworks.com/product/watch-rinsing-solution-drizebrite-gallon
Thank you !