How do you store your watches?

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Spike

·Mar 21, 2016

I love my watches but I love what I put them in more............an 1890's safe from Birmingham UK👍

Every time I walk past this I just have to give it a stroke........and the safe😀

 

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Frunkinator

·Mar 21, 2016

Joe K.

I try to keep the collection organized and in one area. No more than 10 watches/drawer...

Holy F!

 

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justbrian55

·Mar 21, 2016

I've only a few to stuff in nooks or crannies in a rag. lol, any crook ain't finding them.
I do have a heavy fire safe. Can we sticky this thread in case I add/ forget the combo? 😀

 

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justbrian55

·Mar 21, 2016

Frunkinator

Holy F!

x2 Frunkin'. I'd love a dewey card box of past.

 

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Joe K.

·Mar 21, 2016·Curious about this text thingy below his avatar

TBH - not all of the drawers hold watches. A couple of them are for straps 😀

Frunkinator

Holy F!

 

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LouS

·Mar 21, 2016·Mrs Nataf's Other Son

Joe K.

TBH - not all of the drawers hold watches. A couple of them are for straps 😀

Sp what's the setup inside each drawer? Are the watches loose in there or have you McGyvered up something to hold them?

 

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cicindela

·Mar 21, 2016·Steve @ ΩF

LarryG

Anyone else choose this method?

Looks like the Pirate method, Dennis?

 

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Joe K.

·Mar 21, 2016·Curious about this text thingy below his avatar

In leatherette rolls, or loose.
However, after selling many of the lower cost watches, I moved most of the the watches to a bank safety deposit box.

LouS

Sp what's the setup inside each drawer? Are the watches loose in there or have you McGyvered up something to hold them?

 

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watchknut

·Mar 21, 2016

Got this case last week, and am really enjoying it.

 

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Wongo

·Mar 21, 2016

jminchoi

Wow, some of these collections! I have 5 watches, and it is starting to feel like a few too many.

Never enough.

 

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constellationM

·Mar 21, 2016

I use a variety of boxes

 

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mokofoko

·Mar 22, 2016

I use my Humibox AD-40, which I originally purchased for storing DSLR equipment. Humidity-controlled which is a big plus, multiple slide-out racks. Glass panel for viewing. Less than $200. Sadly, they've become difficult to find in the last few years--used to be tons of them available on Ebay.

Video isn't mine, but I have the same model.

 

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tamura

·Mar 22, 2016

hanging around

 

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Pvt-Public

·Mar 22, 2016

They are all in here... Somewhere.

 

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Jonatan

·Mar 22, 2016

LarryG

Anyone else choose this method?

What is that? Did you dig a hole and bury a chest in your backyard?

 

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cicindela

·Mar 22, 2016·Steve @ ΩF

tamura

hanging around

That's the @kyle L method

 

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Moonwatch78

·Mar 22, 2016

Joe K.

I try to keep the collection organized and in one area. No more than 10 watches/drawer...

 

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kyle L

·Mar 22, 2016·Grasshopper

cicindela

That's the @kyle L method

I upgraded to these 😀

Edited: Mar 22, 2016

 

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Joe K.

·Mar 22, 2016·Curious about this text thingy below his avatar

Is that a Harvel Date-o-graph?

kyle L

I upgraded to these 😀

 

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kyle L

·Mar 22, 2016·Grasshopper

Joe K.

Is that a Harvel Date-o-graph?

Good eye!