WATCHPOD Watch Display Stand | Metal Holder for 1 Watch | Showcase and Organize Wristwatches, Smart Watches and Bracelets (Large)

I have a few clear stands, use it for watch photography, but always feels a bit, well, restore sales look. There are a lot of fancier watch stands, but I like the minimalist approach. This stand fit that middle I wanted. The build and rubber bumpers are perfect, works well with my diver watches and with my dress watches. Light, but not flimsy feeling, has a very solid look, and very stable. I especially like how easy it is to move the company logo underneath so you have a very clean look (again, great for display, but useful also for photography).Does a Rolex look good on it? Yes, my Submariner and my Explorer look great. Does a Seiko look good on it? Yes! Shows off a Seiko Samurai very nicely. Does a.... Yes! Your watch will look great on this stand.

Simple enough - it holds watches nicely regardless of band, strap or case size. Very versatile. Perfect of taking photos.

The stands seem well made and are good quality. I ordered one large and one small because I wanted to try a variety of different watches on them. The packaging is labeled with the two different sizes, but the two I received are the exact same size. No difference whatsoever. I’m not sure if one of mine was packaged incorrectly or if it is just a marketing gimmick. The rubberized sections at the base rotate around freely, which is nice for sliding them around, and the sections that hold the watch are fixed so they do not rotate to help keep your watch where you want it. The chrome is bright and well polished. The logo can be rotated to be hidden for product photos, which is my intended use so that is nice. Don’t have any complaints except for the size issue.

This Watchpod stand beats out those boring plastic stands, and is definitely better than just laying your timepiece flat on a table.The stand gives your watch a showpiece presentation without being over the top; thanks to its simple look and design. The rubber pads do a great job of holding your timepiece still. A bit pricey for what it is, but worth it.Now that I know how useful and cool this watch stand is, I wouldn’t buying a couple more.

The Watchpod is a good little device - sturdy and functional. Nice to have a compact stand for a watch instead of having to lay it flat on a table or dresser. The stand puts it at a nice angle for viewing and turns it into a nice desk or table clock. Easy to put it on the stand and take it off. The rubber components roll and are good for all surfaces. My only suggestion - it would be nice if the Watchpod could fold flat such as for travel.

Very simple design and does what it's supposed to without much cost, keeps watches up off of the bracelets when not wearing so you don't scratch casebacks

I'd seen these WATCHPOD stands on a watch forum and loved the look of them. They're a simple design but still beautiful and well made. The rubber is soft and grippy and holds onto my watches safely.I wasn't sure which size I needed so I bought both the small and large. I have watches ranging in size from 40mm to 47mm with lug to lug lengths of up to 56mm but I have a smaller wrist size of 6.5".My watches on bracelets fit the small stand better although there is a little bit of slack so it does dangle down a bit. If your bracelet has a divers extension you can adjust the bracelet to fit snugly on the large stand.Of course leather, rubber and material (NATO) straps can adjust to fit either stand.I decided to take measurements of the stands strap holder bars so you can have a better idea of the size of what watch each could fit. I did this by wrapping a length of string around each bar until it reached back around onto itself. The small measured approximately 152mm and the large measured approximately 185mm.I hope this helps if anyone was wondering.

Had high hopes for this stand. A bit expensive for 1 basic stand but i though maybe the quality would make up for it.1st- the angle makes it a bit hard to get a strap tightened.2nd- if a bracelet isn't sized to just right it'll either not fit or be loose.A lot of my watches are a little heavy. I tried several different watches on the stand. It holds them. But they sag. If it's not a perfect fit, when paved on the stand it'll sag & not look very nice. There needs to be a spring bar on the upper or love arm. That way you can fix the strap / bracelet & close ( squeeze ) the arm down. Place the watch on it & release the Tension. This would allow for a snug fit on the arms & would hold the watch in place with the watch case at the top instead of it sagging. That was only my 1stv stand. I've seen pictures of a collector with about 10 or more of these stands & only about 2 where straight & held in place & not sagging. It was a display & looked awful. I bought this to mainly take pictures of my watches. I used it to take pictures of 1 watch.. because it does not hold them in position. Ill wait for it to have a movable arm with some spring Tension on it before i buy any more.

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As a standard "Watch Stand" it excells in its job. It's simple, the protective rollers that pad the bar shape and hold the watch, are durable, gentle on the watch, and extremely adaptable to whatever kind of watch you're using it for! This, alone, could be used to display collectable watches, antiques, or just your favourite simple Swatch or Timex for everyday use.Where this item SHINES is in the use for modern "Smart Watches"... Pictured with this review is my Mobvoi TicWatch Pro 5, which I have modified with a Metal Strap that matches the Obsidian watch colour, a basic Screen Protector for the touchscreen (Screen protectors should be a default purchase for every touchscreen device you own at this point. As long as it sticks properly, and installs without hassle, it's worth whatever minimal added protection it can provide!) And a TPU based Body Case to act as impact and bump protection for the watch itself, and accidental pushing of buttons. This was not bought on Amazon, but it was worth the few bucks it cost. Protection of any tech device is worth it, be it screen protectors, bumper cases/armour cases, or simply more durable carrying equipment. In this case a Metal strap, rather than the Silicone one that came with the watch. All of this protection comes at a cost! Weight!This phone stand, as pictured, is being used upside-down, or reversed, depending on your opinion of the shape. And in addition to providing all of the benefits I first listed about the sheer quality of this simple item, in this position it adds additional form, as well as weight dispersion, to when the watch must sit on the charger. Without this additional support, all the extra protection makes it too heavy to stay on the charger alone. As this is not a magnetic watch, nor is the charger any kind of "MagSafe" holder, the watch would not be held in place properly without the addition of the Watch Stand being offered by Amazon here.In simplest terms, this stand is not only of higher quality than the price or materials make it appear, it is also significantly more useful than as a basic watch display, or support stand. If I was a watch collector, I would buy these by the dozen for every use under the sun, and if I followed In my family's footsteps as a watchmaker/repair specialist, I would buy at least one to act as a work stand or holder on my workbench. One does not have to go looking for the most expensive forms of a thing, to find the ideal item to serve your purpose. Sometimes, despite what you need it for being remarkably expensive, the additional item you need for maintenance or storage can be surprisingly inexpensive. This stand is one of those items. A must-have for something like the Mobvoi TicWatch Pro 5 series watches, once you have fully outfitted them with protective items and weight, but otherwise just an extremely well made display stand or holder.Fully recommended on all fronts!

I have roughly 7.5 inch wrists and purchased the large stand.All in all I really like it, it is a high quality stand which isn't likely to tip over and holds all of my watches (one at a time) securely.One thing I have noticed, that is not a big deal, is that the head of the watch may gradually slide down to the bottom of the stand if the bracelet is not taught enough.I don't think the large stand would be all that suitable for something like a g shock, as the straps on those are typically forced into a certain position and getting them to fit around the stand may not be easy. You also need to consider the type of bracelet, I have a Seiko Alpinist on a mesh bracelet and it very nearly didn't fit as it couldn't bend enough.I've attached several photos of watches on the stand so you get a better idea of what it might look like for yourself.I also like that the branding can be rotated out of the way.

If you have a 7 Inch wrist get the large.

Parfait pour présenter une montre sur une étagère de façon sobre, ou simplement de poser sa montre en sécurité le soir. Permet aussi de présenter des petits objets type médailles, bracelets...