Watch Boxes

Start with the number of watches you own, then allow room for any you plan to add. Check the stated capacity and the dimensions on the individual product page; if a case or bracelet is unusually large, ask us about the interior fit before ordering.

Fit depends on the watch case, bracelet, cushion and compartment, not just the number of spaces. Compare your watch measurements with the product details and contact us if you need a specific internal measurement.

No. A watch box stores and displays your watches; it does not wind them. If you want a compatible automatic watch kept in motion between wears, explore our watch winders and check your movement’s winding requirements first.

Keep them clean and dry, away from prolonged direct sunlight, and position each watch so it does not rub against another. Follow the watchmaker’s guidance for your particular movement and materials. Read our guide to storing automatic watches for a fuller routine.

There is no one position that suits every watch. In a watch box, secure each piece on a correctly sized cushion so it does not press against the case or another watch. Follow your watchmaker’s instructions if your model needs particular care.

No. Watches in Hourstead photographs are shown to illustrate the storage piece and are not included. The product page describes the case and the options you can select.