Transporting watches on a trip

[ZesPak]

So,

For work as well as pleasure I take a number of trips a year.
I always take 2 or 3 watches, depending on what I'm planning to do (casual, dress, diving/sports,...).

I used to try and put them in the lining, or in a plastic bag in the toiletries, but I was looking for a more elegant way.

So I went and ordered this:


It costs a fiver over here, slow delivery though:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Mini-Square-Digita...

Anyway, arrived today and I must say it looks perfect for the task, put in two of my somewhat larger pieces, a 42mm SXK and the 45mm Airboss:

[mikeveal]

I thought most PH'ers used one of these:

[critical mass]

mikeveal said:

I thought most PH'ers used one of these:

Of course.....


Alternatively I like the CaseBudi

Edited by critical mass on Tuesday 3rd October 14:05

[GCH]

I can get three in my Breitling service case (rectangular one, not square). Ditto with a Lufthansa Rimowa amenity kit.

The other option is one of the smaller pelican cases.

[Lorne]

ZesPak said:

Good travel case, and as GCH says, airline amenity bags work well also once you've used the toothbrush and chucked out the silly face moisturiser.



But best of all is a proper watch travel case. Well, why not?. Costs a bit more, but is far less likely to be thrown in the bin by the missus when she's emptying all the dirty clothes into the washing machine.

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Above pic is not meant to be blatant advertising, so I'll refrain from saying that some companies actually provide a nice leather travel box instead of putting your new purchase in a wooden box[url]

Edited by Lorne on Wednesday 4th October 09:32

[huwp]

Casebudi for me too

[SlimJim16v]

I don't think a bit of mesh is enough protection. Better off with a proper watch case that has more protection between the two watches.

[ZesPak]

SlimJim16v said:

I don't think a bit of mesh is enough protection. Better off with a proper watch case that has more protection between the two watches.

Thought about it, they never touch. You can still flip them if you're really not sure.