Heiden Battery-Operated Single-Watch Winder in Sleek Black Leather

klamar: Manufacturer’s quality is good, but the motor stopes working just as the one year warranty passed. However, because if great customer service, repair was free and rapid.

United States on Oct 14, 2023

Shadow 64: really a great watch winder. the time is pre-set. all you need to do is set the rotation and turns per day you require for your brand of watch.
so far with operation 1 week, my watch is still keeping good time. product is built well and looks great on the dresser. so quiet you cannot
hear it, even in the dead of nite. well worth the price.

United States on Mar 27, 2017

microshredder: There are a lot of watch winders out there. Do your research. I was looking for a well built watch winder for my Rolex GMT II. I needed to make sure that the winder could go both directions and could be set to 650 rotations a day. I was floored when this showed up at my door. It comes in a nice silk bag, then a cushioned box and then the shipping box, very well packed. I removed it from the box and bag and was very impressed with the quality of this product. Three different rotation settings, three different times of rotations, and battery and electric plug in adapter. Pretty much silent when running. The best part is the on/off button on the face where the watch sits, so no having to fumble with switches on the backside. Sweet Watch winder.

United States on Mar 21, 2017

MD: So, with the Wolf winder I have, as well as a Belocia, to compare, where does this Heiden fit in? At $120, it is very close to being a very good value, and I bought it because I needed a smaller single winder, battery operated, that still had a full range of options in terms of turns per day, and choice of rotational direction.

I'm kind of stuck between four or five stars, and I guess I'd be happiest to give it four and a half.

It gets high marks for its silent operation, vertical design (putting the motor under, rather than behind the watch cradle, allowing for a smaller surface footprint), wide range of winding options (making it useful for almost any watch), smartly placed front on/off button, and a generally handsome (but kind of "faux" luxury) appearance.

Where it falls short is in comparison to Wolf, where, for only twenty more dollars, you get glass, instead of Heiden's plastic window (was honestly disappointed in plastic, for an over one hundred dollar price that was supposedly a discount from over three hundred), an overall more luxurious look and feel than the Heiden's slightly cheaper look, and a superior holder which is larger and...

United States on Feb 27, 2016

Rodney J. Lines: This winder is moderately priced considering its construction, operation and the elegant statement it makes. Silent operation activated by a front facing on-off switch are a huge plus. Clockwise, counter and bidirectional winding is highly desirable for me. Leather exterior with a velvet-like interior make this winder a piece deserving of open display.

United States on Jul 10, 2015