Fans say the devices provide benefits, including help with lubrication, but detractors say overuse can cause damage. By Alexandra Cheney Do you need a watch winder? The answer is as varied as the ...

My wife has two mechanical watches - one is bi-directional wind and the other is counter-clockwise wind. If you buy a two watch winder unit and set it to 900 counter-clockwise turns per day (the ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Some watch fans are fine with this dilemma. It is either no bother or a pastime to pull out the crown and ...

The Wolf Rocket Watch Winder (buy now) is a sleek, durable, and travel-friendly choice — perfect for keeping your watch ...

You don’t “need” a watch winder, because — news flash — you don’t “need” an automatic watch, either. People wear automatic watches because they like ...

If you love cars and watches, you’ll love this winder. Making use of an old BMW Inline-6 motor, Vulcan Innova has built a great tabletop piece to hold and wind up to six watches at a time, including ...

Automatic watches musn't be left unattended. Unlike a quartz watch (one that requires a battery), automatic mechanical watches are usually wound by the movement of the wrist. When not worn, the ...

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 ...

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Mechanical watches are triumphs of engineering on a tiny scale. Capable of keeping time by capturing the energy of the user’s own movements, they never need batteries changed. Unfortunately, they ...