Watch Winder 6 Black+Ebony

I'm a relatively new collector, and I've reached the point where I needed to either buy a watch winder, or to marry one. Both options can be costly, but modern electrical watch winders are quieter than spouses so I've been looking around for a couple of months before selecting this one -- which I just received today. I am genuinely impressed with it, and I'm not easy to impress. The device came packed as if it were a Ming Dynasty vase, and I can see why. These folks obviously take pride in their craftsmanship. The outer case is a heavy wood with a black piano finish, and the inner panel holding the turntables is a beautiful reddish-brown wood grain. The fit and alignment of the components is precise. There's a glass window to monitor the watches, and a light for nighttime viewing. I'd be proud to display this device anywhere. I can't compare the noise level to competing devices, but there's really no noise to speak of. Each turntable has its own motor, and each has separate controls. This, of course, reduces the load on each motor and improves their lifespan. Most "budget" winders seem to come with perhaps 4 "modes", which is a preset combination of turn directions (clockwise, counter-clockwise, or both) and number of turns per day. The problem is, every watch requires different settings, and limiting the options to 4 too often means overwinding or underwinding. This device, however, has two settings knobs for each watch, i.e. one knob for direction of turn, and a second control for the number of turns per day. This is ideal, and it's a feature commonly found on costlier winders. Watch winders for three watches or more are generally quite pricey unless they cut costs by having each motor drive two watches. This device, which is in the $200 range, would be a bargain even if it were made of plastic and came with only rudimentary controls. Considering the high quality of this winder, I imagine this low cost is an introductory offer to build up a customer base. I, for one, am thrilled to have found this winder and to have paid so little for it!

This watch winders is great and at such a reasonable price. It holds all size watches, and each watch can be set individually for rotation count and direction. This helps to not overwind watches and some which are unidirectional. Since each one has turn dial switches, they are easy to set, unlike the LCD set ones. So far it has worked flawlessly over the 9 months I have had it. One plus is if you loose power, it just starts back up with the previous set settings. unlike some LCD type, it resets and you need to set each watch again. Once my other lcd type gives out, I will get another of these. A+++ Item.

So far, so, good, very impressive. Quiet, easy to operate the only negative. I wish it had a remote for the light.

I am reviewing the triple winder that is a knock-off of a much more expensive product. It came very well packed and protected. The motors are quiet. The cabinet presents reasonably well. The daily 12-hour rest is an appreciated feature that is missing from many low-cost winders. Now for the not-so-positive observations. The door cannot be opened with one hand, and even with two hands there is no good way to brace the unit against the opening force. Whether or not you turn-on the feature to stop motion when the door is opened, closing the door seems to reboot the program, so that the 12-hour rest will not occur for another 12 hours. The best routine as far as I can tell is to open and close around the time that the12-hour rest will end. This seriously needs a re-design. The motors vary in speed noticeably within just one minute of motion. I focused on the mid-speed motor and counted 6.44 turns per minute of motion. From that, and from the stated rest times (which I did not verify), I calculated the actual TPD to equal roughly 67% of each TPD setting. I am curious to know if others see similar motor speeds. Also, I welcome others to challenge my math. EDIT - the problem with the program restarting with the closing of the door has since been fixed in the design. I verified this with the 6-winder variant. I increased my rating from 3 to 4 stars.

Love it. It works as expected and is quite.

I received this and it’s really poor quality. For nearly $300 I would expect some amount of quality control. The front window has some sort of distortion bubbling on it so you not clearly see into it. There was protective film on the outside, which I removed but the distortions as well as scratches are still there. The outside of the case (which is all plastic, btw) had light scratches on it that looked like a paper towel or some semi abrasive material was used on it. Again, for the price I would expect some level of quality control as well as better materials aside from cheap plastic. When trying to work with customer service I was told by the Amazon support to contact the seller and they would replace the item, no worries. Well I contacted the seller and they said, no, go back to amazon and request a replacement or refund. After a few back and forth on why I was contacting them, I was told to just return and get a refund then buy it again. I think not. Will not buy this piece of garbage again. I am returning it and will buy from a company that actually seems to give a crap about service and quality. Avoid buying!

Not sure if I was unlucky or what. First unit's door sensor was dead on arrival. Seller was helpful but Amazon is not giving a replacement option, so ultimately I had to return and repurchase. 2nd unit arrived, door sensor works, everything looks fine. But seconds later, rotors starts to make a grinding noise. Similar noise to the other review in Dec. 2025 with video (https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R39L1GN7PF0T7T/ref=cm_cr_getr_d_rvw_ttl). This is getting returned too. I really liked the look of the winder, but I can't risk a 3rd unit after 2 failed attempts. Buyers beware.

This is a fantastic watch winder for the money. It holds all sizes of watch. It is easy to set up and runs quietly. I plan on buying another one.