Travel pouch/storage for SS bracelets

[goonhoon]

I am wondering whether anyone has any tips on how to transport steel bracelets when not on watch. I find myself rotating between 2-3 straps on all my watches and spend time on the go quite often. I have one large pouch for all tools and such and would like to slide the bracelets conveniently with all the other stuff in there as well.

I've tried plastic sleeves but they do not last long. All kinds of strap rolls are usually too big. So I ended up wrapping the bracelet tightly in a larger micro fibre. I believe someone here knows of a suitable product or a better way to carry these around, especially the older and looser jubilee bracelets.

Thanks!

[eleven11prints]

Originally Posted by goonhoon

I am wondering whether anyone has any tips on how to transport steel bracelets when not on watch. I find myself rotating between 2-3 straps on all my watches and spend time on the go quite often. I have one large pouch for all tools and such and would like to slide the bracelets conveniently with all the other stuff in there as well.

I've tried plastic sleeves but they do not last long. All kinds of strap rolls are usually too big. So I ended up wrapping the bracelet tightly in a larger micro fibre. I believe someone here knows of a suitable product or a better way to carry these around, especially the older and looser jubilee bracelets.

Thanks!

Slightly biased, but I use this roll for NATO & Bracelet (Super jubilee and PCL Oyster).

https://postimg.cc/GHZjWsnC

[Napoleon]

There’s a two slot pouch that comes with Everest bands, would be perfect for that sort of thing.

[JSolution]

Search watch pouches on eBay get a thick leather watch pouch they’re very good compared to the suede type ones from Rolex.

I did buy a few expensive ones from this site

https://www.lucrin.co.uk/accessories...SAAEgJCnfD_BwE

They’re very nice.

[goonhoon]

Thanks for the suggestions! The Lucrin strap pouch looks rather tempting, and size looks fine as well (as in not too big). Will check it out

[macrowatch]

If you can manage to get one of the plastic shipping boxes for the Celini lines, I find this to be the best option. this isn't the coffin that the other watches come in, but a thin platic box with latches and thin film to suspend the watch perfectly without any movement. It's an amazing piece of storage.

[Robf52]

Originally Posted by macrowatch

If you can manage to get one of the plastic shipping boxes for the Celini lines, I find this to be the best option. this isn't the coffin that the other watches come in, but a thin platic box with latches and thin film to suspend the watch perfectly without any movement. It's an amazing piece of storage.

Never knew that. Thanks.