How do you travel with your Rolex?

[diverdoug]

Originally Posted by drfaulkner

x2 These are great. Be sure to get the Large one.

I think the small is a much better fit for my GMT /SubC/ and DSSD. I have both sizes. I use the large for my Suunto dive computer watch

[Maxy]

Originally Posted by WatchNutcase

Ahh thats a unique solution! I ended up buying the WatchPod on Amazon, part of the reason is because it guards the case back from scratches, and also the price is great. Thanks for help guys

Any update? How does it fit? What's the size which fits in that pod? Let us know.. Thanks!!

[WatchNutcase]

Originally Posted by Maxy

Any update? How does it fit? What's the size which fits in that pod? Let us know.. Thanks!!

It's a very nice case for the price. Fits all my Rolexes and plenty of other larger watches that I own as well. It seems slightly roomier inside than the Casebudi, but I kind of like that, I stuff a microfiber cloth inside and give my watch a polishing before u put it on!

https://youtu.be/J9nKIBo30JU

[cataby]

I am in the camp of "on the wrist".

Never understood why you would want to pack something as unnecessary as a second watch when travelling.

Firm believer in travelling light.

One carry on backpack is all I take for any trip anywhere for any length of time (unless I am bringing dive gear, that is a whole other ball game).

Longest trip so far was 7 weeks in europe in the winter. Same carry on backpack.

[Calatrava r]

I would never take two watches on a trip. Have fun, forget about multiple watches, that an at home thing. if you cannot, just roll it up in a sock. Far safer than a watch case which screams there is a watch inside.

[BiH115]

I just bring the one on my wrist, and never take it off.

[Maxy]

Originally Posted by WatchNutcase

It's a very nice case for the price. Fits all my Rolexes and plenty of other larger watches that I own as well. It seems slightly roomier inside than the Casebudi, but I kind of like that, I stuff a microfiber cloth inside and give my watch a polishing before u put it on!

https://youtu.be/J9nKIBo30JU

Thanks for your thoughts and video!!

[DocHorton]

I always pack multiple watches, that's the joy of owning several, I'm always switching them up. Went to St. Lucia two weeks ago and took 4 Rolexes...I wore all of them. I just have a simple travel watch case from Ebay:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/4-Watch-Dark...sAAOSwo6lWIfAu

[kinqcuonq]

I am seeing three casebudi options on Amazon:

Small that holds watches up to 38mm : https://www.amazon.com/CASEBUDi-Watc...words=casebudi

Large that holds watches up to 50mm : https://www.amazon.com/CASEBUDi-Watc...words=casebudi

Amazon's choice that holds watches up to 44mm : https://www.amazon.com/CASEBUDi-Watc...words=casebudi

What does one recommend for a GMT-Master II? Thank you in advance.

[Dj_masse]

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[ras47]

One Rolex for me, and when I travel it stays on my wrist. I'll put it on the nightstand when I sleep, but otherwise it stays right where it's supposed to be.

[SpyShops718]

Originally Posted by toxicavenger

I go a little extreme

Funny lol....

This crosses my mind 5-6 times a month.

[sager]

Casebudi, similar to the Oakley watch vault. Used to do the sock thing until I started driving me crazy.

[schro]

How do I travel with my Rolex?

There are many options: by car, by airplane, by train, by bus, etc....

[zesty55]

Originally Posted by kinqcuonq

I am seeing three casebudi options on Amazon:

Small that holds watches up to 38mm : https://www.amazon.com/CASEBUDi-Watc...words=casebudi

Large that holds watches up to 50mm : https://www.amazon.com/CASEBUDi-Watc...words=casebudi

Amazon's choice that holds watches up to 44mm : https://www.amazon.com/CASEBUDi-Watc...words=casebudi

What does one recommend for a GMT-Master II? Thank you in advance.

I have the small casebudi, fits gmt2c perfectly, you want that one.

[coffeebreak]

Sometimes I use the Rolex coffin case which is the most protective travel case but pretty bulky. And sometimes using the green felt pouch or a bubble wrap envelope. I just insert a bit of styrofoam in the middle of the bracelet.

[Amstersan]

Hello,
I want to travel to Singapore, which insurance would you advice me to subscribe there ?
Thanks !

[breed]

Whenever I travel across time zones, I usually have my Explorer II Polar or my GMT Batman and wearing it. the only 2nd watch I might carry is an Apple Watch, and the Rolex stays in the hotel safe when it's not on my wrist.

[jatco]

On my wrist.... .
Ok, if I'm also taking another watch, ie my Tudor, I carry it in a Rolex pouch and keep it in my 'murse/hand bag for inflight.

[Headshrinker]

Originally Posted by mjclark32

If out of stock get the case budi for about $15

That is what I use, as well.

[blue lion]

Originally Posted by mjclark32

If out of stock get the case budi for about $15

[Dogdad]

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[RyanJ]

I only take one watch when I travel. However, there are places I go for work where everything has to be put through a scanner. I have no choice in that matter.

I carry a watchpod as mentioned previously and it works fine. They are cheap so I have 1 in each travel bag just in case.

[jatco]

Originally Posted by Dogdad

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[Nikrnic]

I take one watch when I travel. A Rolex on my wrist. When flying I'll put it in a watch pouch and stow it in my carry on backpack with my wallet and ring. Going through TSA l only carry my I.D. on my person. I dont want to take any chance of being delayed by an agent.

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[Blah114aa]

Originally Posted by WatchNutcase

I'm going to be travelling quite a bit this summer. Thinking about bringing a second watch with me, usually just wear my DateJust but would also like to bring my new Air-King. I may need to store one in my backpack but I don't want it to get scratched. How do you guys store a single watch when travelling?

I’d wear both pieces on the plane. Then, I’d keep one in a safe. Are both insured? Are you storing in backpack after arrival...if so don’t bring the second piece. If flying, wear both , one one each wrist. That’s what I’d do, even if it looks weird. Use your arms as the transport. Or wear both on one wrist. Or place on companion wrist if applicable. But if you can’t access a safe, I’d recommend foregoing two pieces

[Atone]

one watch on the wrist. that's it

[watchmework]

I only travel with one watch at a time. But you can travel with the other in a travel pouch or watch pod type of case if you’d like.

[MisterBenster]

Originally Posted by Amstersan

Hello,
I want to travel to Singapore, which insurance would you advice me to subscribe there ?
Thanks !

Singapore is one of the safest places in the world to travel to with a Rolex

[frankfrazetta]

I travel with my Rolex on my wrist. If I m going to be in a dodgy area I put it into my pocket.