Single Watch Winder for Automatic Watches,Timer Shutdown,Adjustable Speed,Self Winding Turner,Rotating Device

Works perfectly, keeps my spare watch fully charged all the time.

Since my watch is a self-winder I have recently retired and do not wear my watch every day like I used to. When I do put it on it had stopped running so I had to re-set it. Then a friend said to look into a self winder for my watch. I looked on the Internet and found many types from under $100 to over $500. The higher priced models were for multiple watches and I only had one. Looking further I found ones for single watches under $100. The one I picked was not the cheapest but was still under $30. When it arrived I built it pretty easily and it works flawlessly and keeps my watch fully winded. Crazy simple but perfect for its intended use.

I was excited to get this watch winder because of the good price and because it did not need to be plugged in. Instructions were a little confusing as far as operating it and setting the timer, but the look was very cool and seemed fine. But then after one week, it stopped charging. Nothing I could do would fix the problem. Ended up having to return it.

This is perfect for keeping a Kinetic watch running. I have a Seiko Kinetic, along with a few other watches. I just choose what I want to wear for the day, and try to keep the others running (solar powered, battery). This winder really works well with the Kinetic. I bought the winder that has a battery, and plug in re-charger. So, no worries. Was easy to assemble.

Moves too fast.

This looks like something that you would build with an old erector set (am I showing my age) but it is easy to setup and use. The timer is easy to use and keeps my watch running over night. I gave it a 4 because of the pendulum action it walks across the counter. I glued a rubber mat to the bottom and that took care of that problem.

I love this winder! I wanted a pendulum watch winder and they're not easy to find. This one works great with my Orient watch. The only 2 caveats I'll make are: I needed to make a base for this to sit in so that it wouldn't walk all over my desk and The rest of my family hates this - I love the pendulum motion, but the others find it disquieting.

I have 2 self-winding pocket watches. So, I bought this style and the shorter one that is designed for 2 watches. The short one works ok. I just prefer the way this taller one looks. I applied a foam pad to the back side of it and use a rubber band that is large enough to fit both watches. Since the watches are heavier than wristwatches it doesn't ocellate as fast as it does with just one, but the motion is sufficient to wind up both watches