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The Heiden winders have the solid feel you’d expect from a product falling squarely in the entry to mid level bracket. A couple of reviewers stated that it is too noisy to be placed beside your bed while in use.īased in California, Heiden craft their winders by hand and it shows in the finish quality.Looks a bit too big for just one watch.One reviewer claimed that it worked great for the initial 10 months or so, but then it started to have issues winding correctly, and would make loud squeaky noises when it turned.Doesn’t work with Seiko Kinetic watches and doesn’t maintain a wind with a Tag Heuer Carerra.Operates on line voltage only, there’s no battery capability.Looks great for the price, and the light effect is a nice touch to illuminate your watch.Well working spring holder which will snap close smaller wrist bands.Multiple reviewers stated it kept their watch in perfect time.Simple adjustable direction settings which are easy to understand for novice users.Accommodates oversized watches-confirmed to house a 60x70mm case at 14mm thickness.It houses the reliable Mabuchi motor and has four rotations per day settings (350-65) and the standard three direction functions. The Versa is made of plastic (hey, it’s a sub $100 winder after all) in a black color, and fits a surprisingly large range of watch models. This thing might look like you’d expect to find a “FIRE ZE MISSILES” button inside instead of a watch, but this Amazon Bestseller is a solid and fairly reliable option if you’re on a budget. One reviewer had problems getting his larger modern sport watches to fit once the door was closed and the winder turned on (two Breitlings-50mm case and 44mm case).

A digital readout for turn settings would be appreciated.

The instruction pamphlet is pretty limited.

Excellent as a gift to any watch collector.

AC cord is compact and it’s handy to be able to use batteries as a backup.

The four Program Modes are sufficient for almost all watches.

The knob on the back of the unit is solid.

Interior metal is soft and houses your watches perfectly in place.

Expensive looking design with a sturdy, heavy feel to it.

Secure packaging and the product shows up looking just as nice as the picture.

Power this beauty with either a 100-240v AC Adapter which is included or two x 1.5V batteries which you’ll have to shell out for yourself. It features the standard three direction settings and several Turns Per Day or rotation settings. The JQUEEN is 100% handmade with finishes made up of acrylic glass, piano lacquer and the transmission crafted from copper fittings. It boasts a motor by Japanese mega-manufacturer, Mabuchi, who just so happen to be the world’s largest manufacturer of small electric motors. We promised a winder for every budget, and the JQUEEN Double is a highly regarded pick in the sub $100 range. You can solve this by placing a thin layer of electrical tape over them.

The LEDs may be too bright for a bedroom.

It can run on either wall or battery power.

Simple to use, setup takes five minutes.

900 turns per day (or 1800 in C setting) makes it suitable for most watches.

The winder is actually a complement to the elegant finish of your luxury watch.

Beautifully designed and excellent build quality.Very reliable, one reviewer reported not on failure after a year of continuous use.A lot of storage space, it can comfortably house large sized watches.It’s consistently quiet-the motor is as silent as described when in operation.This Wolf watch winder has a Japanese motor that can accommodate both heavier watches and larger watches (up to 53mm for the case). This protects your watch from over-winding and makes it a great watch winder for your Rolex. The technical standout to this unit is it’s unique intermittent rotations which means it supports pre-programmed sleep and pause phases. It has a stunning faux leather exterior with chrome finishing, a silent motor, and a glass cover. I’m sure if he were alive today he’d delight in the reception of the WOLF 270002 Heritage Single because it’s a beautiful box indeed. WOLF have one of the more interesting watch winder company founding stories out there.Īll the way back in 1834, Philip Wolf I (why don’t we number people anymore?) created the company after coming to the quite profitable realization that his silver pieces sold a heck of a lot better when he presented them in beautiful boxes.