CRITIRON Luxury Automatic 3 Watch Winder with LCD Touch Screen, Rotating Wood Display Storage Box Case, USB/Mains Powered + Mabuchi Motor + Piano Paint

I was about to spend $1,500 on a winder and saw this...Nicely packed, able to set each section to a different setting, looks good, and keeps watches wound. I keep two Rolex’s and a Breitling in it. So far so good! Will update if required.

At first I loved this device! I keep it on my dresser on the other side of my bed. If it's the middle of the night I can faintly hear the motors turning, otherwise it's completely unnoticeable. For about a month I only had the first two slots occupied and running. Tonight I put a watch in the third spot. Every complete revolution, in either direction, at the 11 o'clock spot there is an audible click sound. I've tested this slot running with a watch and without a watch and each time when one complete revolution hits the 11 o'clock position there's the click. It's loud enough that it woke me up. I've used an Orient Bambino in the slot so it's not like I put anything incredibly heavy in there for the motor to get stressed by.

This is a great watch winder. It is silent and very customizable. Each watch can be wound at a variable speed and direction. I have watches of many different sizes, and they all fit well.

Packaging is great, feels like something luxurious.Instructions are minimalThe main problem is that the cushion do not fit watches with rubber bands. You can't fold rubber band. If you try to wrap your watch on to the foam cushion, it won't fit in the hole in the winder. Therefore you can't close the window.My only workaround was to use it without the foam cushion. Close the rubber band and stick the watch into the winder. Rubber is tough enough to hold the watch. I would not put an expensive Hublot in there. For my use it is ok, not worth returning it but I advice you look at other options

definitely a great value, motors are very quiet, and easy to program...dark wood-look finish and solid latching glass door...watch pillows require a little breaking in, so if you are using them on a watch with a strap you may stretch it a bit... only downside is that it doesn’t have non-volatile memory, so if your power goes out it will reset to 1800TPD all around...would be nice to have a built-in battery backup

I received my watch winder a week ago and boy was I surprised how nice it looked. The display case was very classy looking. It is very quiet as it turns the watches. It also comes with a place to add batteries just in case there is a power outage. I put my Omega Seamaster 300 M in along with my Tag Heuer Aquaracer in and they look so so nice. I like that I can close the glass/Hard Plastic cover and lock my watches inside so no one can take them out.Great buy for $70.

The first one I purchased was loud, and it was more than motor sound. I got a replacement right away, and it just makes a motor sound. Sound level is quite different from my expectation since I looked through all reviews. I cannot agree that people mentioned it is quiet. I have two other winders which are not making any noise, so I can tell it is not that quiet.However, It is a great value to keep it. It is handsome, and it has a lot of functions. Just do not keep it in the bedroom. If yes, I can recommend it to others.Pros-Value-Handsome-Functions-ServiceCons-Not that quiet-Not easy to take the watch out. No handles on the cushion like Wolf winder-Beware of closing and opening the glass door. The door is heavier

I bought this for my brother in law for Christmas and was thrilled with what arrived. Its beautiful, sleek looking, and was a thoughtful gift. He loves watches and this is an elegant way to store, display, and protect his mechanical watches when they're not in use. Additionally, there are different functions which will wind the watch clockwise or counter clockwise depending on your watches movement.