18 hours ago, socorob said:

The working clock that loses time capacitor starts off at 0, then takes a minute or 2 and only climbs to .8uF, then goes up and down from .8 to .6, so maybe the new capacitor will fix this one. I cleaned all the gears, resoldered all the connections and replaced the cap so maybe I'll get lucky.

Yeah, that cap certainly doesn't sound healthy. Hope that the new replacement fixes it!

Its been about 4 days and it still keeps time, so I guess it was the bad cap on the working one that didn't keep time.