Versa Automatic Double Watch Winder - Newly Upgraded with Black Finish

Joseph E Rogers: It runs pretty quite. Nice finish. Doesn't take a lot of space

United States on Dec 11, 2023

JC Duarte: Lo compré porque a mi esposa no le gusta dar cuerda a sus relojes, lo sorprendente es que ella tiene una muñeca muy delgada y yo tengo una muñeca muy gruesa y es sumamente versátil ya que ponemos en un espacio su reloj y en el otro el mío y funciona súper bien, es casi imperceptible lo tenemos en nuestra recámara y para nada molesta, lo recomiendo ampliamente

Mexico on Oct 06, 2023

wes_mantooth: Exactly what I wanted/needed to keep a few watches that I wear in regular rotation wound. It's not a polished wood and glass 'luxury' winder, but it's also not hundreds or thousands of dollars. It is a thoughtfully designed and well made winder that does what it's supposed to do. It's quiet (nearly silent) and the spring holders are excellent, offering a secure hold for your watches. Each winder can be set independent of each other and there are options for TPD and direction.

If this is your first watch winder:

1. This will not restart a watch that has already stopped. It maintains the wound state of a watch. Wind it a bit manually first, set the time and THEN place it in the winder.

2. Winder specs are in turns PER DAY. So let's say at 800 TPD which is about average, the winder will complete 800 rotations of the watch over 24 hours. That's 33 turns per hour. It takes roughly 5 seconds for one turn, so that's 165 seconds of operation per hour, or 2.75 MINUTES EVERY HOUR.

3. Why does that matter? Because unless you're sitting in front of the winder for 24 hours a day, the *vast majority* of the time you see it, it will be sitting there...

United States on Feb 13, 2023

Fast Buyer 442Fast Buyer 442: The media could not be loaded.  I am a frequent buyer of amazon products but this is
one of the best I've purchased.
This unit looks really awesome, I never knew just how much, until a actually
bought it and put it on my shelf, in my man cave, seeing my watches inside...
The scheduling switches for each of the motor settings work great.
The watch holders are just fine and fit both of my watches with a snug fit.
The unit, even with both motors running at the same time is very, very quiet.
This piece has a door with two round glass viewers, to see the watches...
It looks really awesome on my living room show table.
I have the rotations running in opposite directions because I like that look,
although you have many rotation choices with this piece, You also have many
rotation and timing schedule setting options on this unit, for each of the watch...

United States on May 21, 2019

Gerardo Paje: This winder is great value for the money. Very reliable and quiet, and works like a clock.

However, you will need to do a couple of very minor things to make it perfect. Its no big deal, and only takes a minute...

- The plastic pillows (the things the watches are attached to), will move slightly when the winder is working, causing some slight noises as it spins the watch. Its easy to fix however, by just adding some small pieces of tape (electrical, masking, painters tape, etc.) to the side of the pillow prongs that attach it to the winder. Attach to the middle of the prongs, not the tip.

This will thicken the attachment points a bit, which will help make it fit snugger and no movement.

- After a few months, one of my plastic pillows broke in half. Luckily, having a watch attached to it keeps it together. Unfortunately, Amazon doesn't sell replacement pillows, and I don't want to send the whole thing back, so I have to order a replacement from the Versa online store, which is $5 for the pillow, and another $5 for shipping!

Even if these minor faults, I love it. It's has 4 settings on the number of rotations, and...

United States on Jul 18, 2013