Oryx Watch Winders for 3/6 Automatic Watches Wooden Rotating Watch Case

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.

****Update *****After a year and a half I had an issue with the on-off button located by the door which stopped the winding mechanism once you opened it I reached out to the company they handled the problem a with no issue no I would give another star for customer service they actually stand by their product So far, so, good, very impressive. Quiet, easy to operate the only negative. I wish it had a remote for the light.

I've owned and used other multi-watch winders, and while they've done their job well, this Oryx feels like a definite step up in overall quality. The wooden case, finish, and presentation give it a much more premium feel. It doesn't just keep my automatic watches wound, it provides a genuinely attractive way to display them.As someone with automatic watches that have different winding requirements, I appreciate having control over how the watches are wound. Some movements wind in one direction, others are bidirectional, and different watches can require different amounts of winding. Having a winder that can accommodate those differences is important when you're using it for multiple watches rather than just one.One of my favorite features is the design of the adjustable watch holders and how they fit into the winder.On some winders, the holder has to be lined up and inserted at a particular angle or orientation before it will properly seat into the winding mechanism. The Oryx design is much better. The adjustable watch holder fits into a cylindrical opening that allows you to insert it from virtually any rotational position. You don't have to look for a specific alignment point or turn the holder around until you find the "right" position. You simply place the watch on the adjustable holder, insert the holder into the cylinder, and you're done.It sounds like a small detail, but when you're regularly taking watches in and out of a winder, it makes the entire experience feel easier and better designed. The adjustable holders also accommodate different watches and wrist sizes while holding them securely, rather than relying on a basic pillow that gets shoved into a slot.Another feature I absolutely love is that the winders automatically stop rotating when you open the door and then resume when you close it. This is one of those features you might not realize you need until you've used a winder that doesn't have it.With some other winders, you open the door to remove a watch and the mechanism just keeps turning. Sometimes you practically find yourself chasing the watch around as it rotates while you're trying to grab it. Even worse is trying to put a watch back into the winder while the cylinder is still moving, especially when the holder has to be aligned a certain way. You're trying to line everything up with a target that won't stop moving.The Oryx completely eliminates that annoyance. Open the door and everything stops, giving you plenty of time to comfortably remove or replace a watch. Close the door and the winders automatically resume. Combine that with the ability to insert the adjustable holders at virtually any rotational angle, and taking watches in and out couldn't be much easier.The operation is quiet, smooth, and so far completely reliable. Combined with the premium appearance, it makes this as much a display case as it is a functional piece of watch equipment. It's actually enjoyable to see the watches rotating inside it.Overall, I'm extremely pleased with it. It keeps my watches wound, accommodates their different winding needs, uses excellent adjustable holders, automatically stops when the door is opened, operates quietly, and looks considerably more premium than some other winders I've used.There are a lot of little design choices here that might not seem important when you're comparing specifications online, but they make a big difference in everyday use. This feels like a winder that was designed by someone who actually understands what it's like to regularly take watches in and out of one, and that's probably what I appreciate most about it.

This really was the perfect fit for what I wanted. It looks amazing and is dead quiet you can’t hear it over ceiling fan there no way it is loud enough to notice. It has kept my watches running great. At one point one of the watch spots would not stop spinning but I was able to unplug it and plug back in to get it to stop.

My watch winder arrived 4 days before schedule. It is beautiful and is working as it is supposed to do it. I’m 100% satisfied with it and I ‘ll probably buy another one. I hope it will last for over 5 years.I will write follow-up reviews in 2, 6 and 12 months.Follow up (6/19/26): winder stopped working yesterday, just a few days after I started using it. It’s unreliable and I don’t recommend it. I feel scammed by this seller.

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!

Great bang for the buck. Hi-end multi-watch watch winders can cost thousands of dollars. Why pay that when you can get this? Works as advertised and is quiet. Also, the customer service is shockingly good. I had a little difficulty in the beginning and the seller immediately replied to my inquires. After quick responses, often in real time even though we were dealing with international time zone issues, they not only acknowledged one small aspect of the item I received wasn't quite to my liking and they immediately sent me a brand new item, at their own expense, that was everything I'd hoped it would be. Which in particular is QUIET! Works for all my watches from Rolex to Chopard and even the less costly designer automatics. Great product, great seller. Highly recommend.

I've been looking for a winder for around a year since I've started to build my watch collection. I was first considering Jqueen, then Dukwin, then I started to consider Wolf. When looking at Wolf's product offerings, I saw the Wolf Roadster 6-piece winder. I fell in love, but couldn't stomach spending literally thousands of dollars on a watch winder.This is essentially a dupe of the Wolf Roadster, with a piano black external finish instead of leather (if it is, in fact, real leather on Wolf winders) and no digital displays on each slot (not a big deal).When this arrived and I started putting my watches in it (a very easy thing btw), I felt absurdly fancy. I slipped on those included white gloves, set my watch rotation preferences, then let it run.It is QUIET. Seriously, I put my ear to the front door as it was winding 3 of my watches, and I couldn't hear a THING.The dials for selecting rotation are steel, tight, and very satisfying to click through.If you're on the fence about a winder and don't want to break the bank (and also don't want something that feels cheap), this is the play.