Recommend a self winder

[matt3001]

Can anyone recommend me any decent watch winding machines, suitable for two seamasters? Something a bit interesting design wise would be nice!

[Ikemi]

I have this watch winder: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Time-Tutelary-Automatic-Ve...

For £40, it's a nice bit of kit! It's not fancy, but the build quality is good and the watch 'holders' have sprung loaded back plates to keep the watch firmly in place. It spins my weighty 45mm PO on a bracelet with no problems ...

It's not the quietest; you can hear the motors in operation. However I have mine on my bedside table and I can still fall asleep with it on. You might have an issue if you are a light sleeper, but if you move it elsewhere in your bedroom, you'll be fine

[Shaw Tarse]

I bought one of those the other day after seeing it recommended on another thread.

[Eighteeteewhy]

Just watch the vid

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/See-video-Automatic-test...

[matt3001]

Quite like that one on amazon, may have a punt on it!

[Shaw Tarse]

matt3001 said:

Quite like that one on amazon, may have a punt on it!

Not the eBay one??
I bought the one from Amazon,I'm happy with it!

[bobbybee]

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Luxury-Leather-Porthole-Au...

I have one of these. Very quiet and stylish IMHO.
Also like the porthole design, goes well with my Sub-Date & Yachtmaster and keeps with the nautical theme

[WTD]

I have this one although it was sold under a different brand (label says Jebely) and I only paid around 50 quid for it.

It's pretty good, a little flimsy on the lid, and my Panerai with Toshi strap doesn't fit in it, the buckle is too wide.