Simply put, a watch winder is an electric machine with one or more small padded cylinders which hold a watch and turn at set intervals to wind the mainspring by mimicking the motion of your wrist.

While some are willing to pay for the convenience, the idea of a watch winder as an essential tool of watch ownership is largely unfounded. Even as somebody who loves watches, I must tell you that ...

We’re here for you and, crucially, so is Barrington with this winder built for six watches.Not only does it offer individual ...

If you’re new to watch winders, the Barrington Single Watch Winder is a great place to start. It holds a single watch, but ...

By Alexandra Cheney Do you need a watch winder? The answer is as varied as the timepieces wound on them. Useful but often misconstrued, watch winders are mechanisms, usually in the form of a box ...

And this Ferrari V-12 watch winder is about the most striking way to achieve that. The beautiful Ferrari 550 Maranello's each cylinder has been replaced with a rotating pillow that will hold your ...

So how do you choose the right one? Any watch aficionado would know that some watch winders are more complex than others—while some are simple and easy to operate. You need to consider the ...

Before we start looking at whether you need to buy one of the best watch winders on the market, first we need to discover how they work. Automatic watches are powered by the movement of your wrist.

If you buy a two watch winder unit and set it to 900 counter-clockwise turns per day (the number recommended is 850 on each), the counter-clockwise watch will be happy I suspect. Is there any ...