McbazelMcbazel Watch Winder for Automatic Watches, Double Automatic Watch Winder Box with Quiet Japan-made Motor, Automatic Watch Display Storage Rotation Wristwatch Box with 2 Slots (Black PU Leather)

I recently bought the Mcbazel Watch Winder and I’m very pleased with its performance. It has a sleek, compact design that looks great on my dresser. The materials feel solid and well-made for the price.One of the best things is how quiet it is—you can barely hear it running, even in a silent room. It has several rotation settings, which makes it compatible with different types of automatic watches. I’ve tested it with a couple of my watches and it keeps them perfectly wound and ready to wear.The motor seems reliable so far, and the unit is easy to set up and use. It also makes a great display case for your watch.Highly recommended if you’re looking for a budget-friendly, efficient, and quiet winder.

Great value, no issues. I bought two of these to spin 4 watches. They are quiet and have a nice classic, subtle look and don’t take up a lot of space. I personally feel those spinners with the carbon fiber exterior look a bit cheesy. I think an added bonus is that you can daisy chain these.

Works great. Very quiet and looks great too.

When they said quiet, they were right. I cannot hear it sitting right next to my pillow. Seems to work well; the watches stay running. If the rotation stopped when the cover is opened, it would get 5 stars from me. Trying to pull a watch out in darkness as I am waking up is a bit challenging.

I needed a watch winder for my watches and decided to go with this one. It looks great, works flawlessly, and keeps my watches wound without any issues. Time will tell how it holds up in the long run, but as of now, if you’re looking for a watch winder, I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this one.

After a month, winder works good. Looks good. Appears to be pretty good quality.

I guess I would call myself a novice watch collector - have about 40 watches. Haven't appraised any of them - the most I ever spent on a watch was $1,300 and that was using airline points.I have several automatic watches. Decided to try this thing out - anticipating when I may wear one of the automatic versions a couple days out and use this wind it. Maybe that isn't what the intended use for this thing is.After placing a couple watches in this thing for maybe a 6 hours I thought they would have been wound like heck - I was worrying about overwinding and even slowing down the winding mode. But overnight and in to late morning I went and looked at the watches I had auto-wound and stored - and the second hand wasn't ticking.For the price of this thing...I guess I'll just wind them, wear them and reset date and time as necessary. When I wear them for a day they seem to tick away for multiple days. This winder didn't do much for me.

Just received today & set up with watches in it. Only issue is the pillows do not fit a ladies watch unless you remove the inside part from the outside part of the pillow. And then the watches slip around slightly during use. Otherwise I feel I may break my clasp forcing it around the 2 piece pillow. Once I saw the pillows csn be adjusted I'm totally ok with slight slippage. It certainly does not slip enough to fall out or anything. Its just a size thing. Beautiful box. Will adjust stars if needed.