Anyone serious about taking care of their mechanical automatic watches should have a watch winder as part of their horological gear. Most winders look decent enough, but the Orbit Winder is positively mesmerizing. Not only does it imitate the movement of a watch tourbillon, but it also turns the winder into a genuine work of art. The high-polish stainless steel rings rotate and interact with each other to keep your watch wound and to eliminate the need for time adjustment when the watch isn’t worn. You can adjust the mount for any size watch, and you can also adjust the speed and mode of the silent motor. Choose between a walnut or black laquer base. Your watches will fight over it.
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