Recommended watch winders?

[Sprags]

Okay, I know using them at all is controversial, but putting that aside, what are the models/brands worth getting? Wolf Designs? Orbita? Lower price models that are quiet and work fine?

I'm looking for one that can wind 2 or 3 watches at a time.

Thanks in advance.

[DJ TT 2002]

Wolf

[kilyung]

Wolf or Orbita

[blackout]

Orbita

[a_plus1234]

I have a wolf 2.7 triple. Works great

[richard371]

Im going to get shunned for this but the Bookstone quad walnut is great. I have my 4 in it and have never had a problem not to mention it looks great.

[jay_man2]

Originally Posted by richard371

Im going to get shunned for this but the Bookstone quad walnut is great. I have my 4 in it and have never had a problem not to mention it looks great.

Me too. It's really nice for not a lot of money.

[padi56]

The only winder I could recommend for all Rolex watches and most people all ready have two and what the watch was designed for wrists.

[OzgurTurk]

dulwich works great also

[Rock]

My "no name" bought off Ebay works just fine and is doing a great job of keeping whichever watch isn't on my wrist properly wound. I got mine for $90. but you can pay up to $120. Lovely finish.

If you have two or more that you wear regularly or in rotation, these are great.

[Dickie Watty]

Orbita is the best, hands down. Made in America too. Wolf would be my choice for a programmable winder which you would likely not need with a Rolex.

[Jeffex]

Wolf

[Cc1966]

Wolf is out front.

[azguy]

Wolf's are great, get the 2.7 model so you can program your direction and TPD for each watch. They also give you a great warranty and they can be had for a nice discount to MSRP if you sign up on their website to be part of their e-mail alert list.

They run a few 30% off sales a couple times a year. I have 4 of them, they also look great.

[DJJon]

I had a 'cheapie' off eBay and the wife made it turn it off at night, that's how noisy it was when it kicked in. So that defeated the whole purpose !

Then I bought a Wolf and it is great.

As an aside, the slope/angle of my cheapy sometimes wouldn't actually turn the rotor depending on the watch design and the angle of the pillow when you push it in. I had a few different non-Rolexes that were very particular like that. Meanwhile the Wolf always keeps every one of them wound regardless of small variations in angle.

[swils8610]

Wolf or Orbita.


Rolex 16610
Rolex 216570 Polar
Rolex 116400GV

[mfer]

Orbita sparta. I've had it for 5 years now. Wireless, uses D batteries, and I've never had to change. Very quite compared to plug in models I've had in the past. You can place it anywhere.

[ltmgeller]

I use this one from brookstone. It's quiet and has a battery backup for when I put the whole thing in the vault.

http://t.brookstone.com/4-pack-autom...675918p&catId=

Ps. That is a stock photo.

[shnxx]

Check out topper jewelers wolf winders.
They have a special deal on them.
I need to configure direction and also the turns per day. Allows stacking too so u can have it serve as a display as well.

[rob]

I have a wolf and the Rolex Jubilee watch winder made by Swiss Kubix. Both are fine but my wrist is the best!!!

[perpetualman88]

Kubik

This is the brand Rolex chooses for its own watch winders sold at some ADs

[watchdog507]

I have a Wolf Meridian 2.7, 3 watch winder and it works well. PM me if you want to know where I got it?

[Racerdj]

Wolf Triple Meridian 2.7 Love it!

[CrownMe]

Originally Posted by padi56

The only winder I could recommend for all Rolex watches and most people all ready have two and what the watch was designed for wrists.

i highly doubt he can wear 3 watches at the same time

[Roll the Lex]

Originally Posted by CrownMe

i highly doubt he can wear 3 watches at the same time

Well I can help out- if he's got a YG 116528 with panda dials.
And I'll do it for free too!

[shnxx]

Originally Posted by padi56

The only winder I could recommend for all Rolex watches and most people all ready have two and what the watch was designed for wrists.

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