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Watch boxes for men and women, and travel watch rolls

A watch box keeps each watch on its own cushion, apart from the others, so cases and glass cannot scratch each other and straps keep their shape. Choose the number of slots for the watches you own now plus a few more. For travel, a watch roll holds up to three watches in a firm tube that fits a bag.

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Ash wood 6-slot watch box with lock (product photo)

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How many slots?

Check the fit

Compare the case diameter of your largest watch, crown included, with the slot size, and check the height of your thickest watch against the space under the lid. A bracelet sized for a small wrist may not close around a cushion: open the clasp and lay the watch on the cushion instead.

Watch boxes for men

Most of our watch boxes are made for larger collections of men's watches, with cushions for straps and bracelets. Wood and wood-effect finishes suit a study or a bedroom chest of drawers. Our watch box buying guide explains slots, cushions, window lids, locks and why watches should be kept away from strong magnets.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a watch box and a watch case?

People use both words for the same thing: a box with cushions that holds several watches. A watch case can also mean a small travel case or roll. Our watch boxes are for home, our watch roll is for travel.

Will my watch fit on the cushion?

Most watches on leather straps and adjustable bracelets fit easily. If a bracelet is sized for a small wrist and will not close around the cushion, open the clasp and lay the watch over the cushion. Do not force it, as that strains the clasp.

Does a watch box keep an automatic watch wound?

No. A watch box only stores the watch. An automatic watch stops when its power reserve runs out. Wind it with the crown, if the movement allows, and set the time before you wear it again. A powered watch winder is a different product.