Watch case / box?

[0Q991]

Hi All,

I'm new to TRF and need advice. I have 5 watches currently and hope to add a Tudor Black Bay this summer. I'm a bit embarrassed to say that I've never purchased a proper case / box to store my watches.

Any advice on brand or vendor would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

[jbenjamin1]

Wolf

[southcarolina1801]

I just bought a Wolf as well and I'm very pleased with it.

[sheriffd2]

I've actually owned several watch boxes, from el-cheapo, to 'fancy' wood, carbon fiber, etc... Now, admittedly, there are some pretty special 'esoteric' super-luxury exotic-wood/material boxes out there (frankly, I'd rather spend that kind of money on more watches the fill the box) - but in the 'realistically priced' world the absolute best I've found (and have been using for over ten years now) is this one... it's really fantastic, looks and feels like it should easily cost several times it's ridiculously low $159 pricetag.

I couldn't be more pleased - love it as much today as the day it arrived.

I have no affiliation with the company whatsoever, just a customer and a beautiful product.
















http://strapculture.com/anchorwatchbox/awb102.html

comes i other variations as well...

http://strapculture.com/anchorwb.html

[chris333]

Originally Posted by sheriffd2

I've actually owned several watch boxes, from el-cheapo, to 'fancy' wood, carbon fiber, etc... Now, admittedly, there are some pretty special 'esoteric' super-luxury exotic-wood/material boxes out there (frankly, I'd rather spend that kind of money on more watches the fill the box) - but in the 'realistically priced' world the absolute best I've found (and have been using for over ten years now) is this one... it's really fantastic, looks and feels like it should easily cost several times it's ridiculously low $159 pricetag.

I couldn't be more pleased - love it as much today as the day it arrived.

I have no affiliation with the company whatsoever, just a customer and a beautiful product.
















http://strapculture.com/anchorwatchbox/awb102.html

comes i other variations as well...

http://strapculture.com/anchorwb.html

Looks great - can I ask: how squishy are the pillows? I have small wrists and have a problem where most pillows won't comfortably compress enough to close the clasp...

[Love]

Originally Posted by sheriffd2

I've actually owned several watch boxes, from el-cheapo, to 'fancy' wood, carbon fiber, etc... Now, admittedly, there are some pretty special 'esoteric' super-luxury exotic-wood/material boxes out there (frankly, I'd rather spend that kind of money on more watches the fill the box) - but in the 'realistically priced' world the absolute best I've found (and have been using for over ten years now) is this one... it's really fantastic, looks and feels like it should easily cost several times it's ridiculously low $159 pricetag.

I couldn't be more pleased - love it as much today as the day it arrived.

I have no affiliation with the company whatsoever, just a customer and a beautiful product.
















http://strapculture.com/anchorwatchbox/awb102.html

comes i other variations as well...

http://strapculture.com/anchorwb.html

I love this

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[DCgator]

I like the watch boxes from Wolf.

[tmehanna]

Why not a winder instead of a box?

[magnetic]

thanks for sharing - these look beautifully crafted and I am liking the black variant.

good point raised above re buying a winder v a box. I currently own 1 rolex and a few other cheaper watches. As the rolex is a daily wearer I have not thought about a winder. But with the Daytona 500 coming in Sept / Oct I was thinking of the rotation and the need for a winder. But if I rotate daily I guess they will be wound enough and have a day to relax in a box?

[0Q991]

Wow--thanks for the responses! Fantastic choices to look into.

For those of you with up to 6 watches, have you also invested into a watch winder?

[MjolnirCFC]

Originally Posted by 0Q991

Wow--thanks for the responses! Fantastic choices to look into.

For those of you with up to 6 watches, have you also invested into a watch winder?

Consider a crush proof/water proof case such as those made from Pelican Cases. Some of them are strong enough to withstand an SUV driving over the case, but leaving all watches inside unharmed.

As for watchwinders, i did a bit of research a year or so ago and my understanding is that theyre a bit of a gimmick and unnecessary (and in some circumstances, potentially damaging to your watch).

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