On Watch boxes (storage)

Wryfox

Just be aware that pelican cases, and other sealed cases, seal the environment IN as much as it seals it OUT. Moisture inside will stay there, doing its work relentlessly, to your detriment. Its why you never store firearms in cases either.

Personally would never ever store watches in a sealed case for this reason. And to those who would say 'but my watch is waterproof, its doesn't matter'....water vapor and liquid water are too very different things.

STANDY

Nothing wrong with Pelican cases as long as you have one of these inside also

oinkitt

I cant see what the problem is!!!!

B bbgbg06

I'm a big fan of these Juvo Luxury boxes. They're pricey but feel fantastic, are super sturdy, and a few of them have these great illustrations up top that add a little whimsy..!

thenameisnando

I bought an empty Pelican case and cut my own foam and works perfectly. I posted some photos on the forum before about it. I leave mine open most of the time and only close and tuck away somewhere when away on vacation. BUT when they happens, I use a ton of silica gel packets. You only need to be concerned with moisture etc if its really long length of time closed. Same principal goes for those that use water/fire proof safes at home.

pIoNeErOfThEnILe

how much did that cost? and how did you cut the foam so evenly?

pIoNeErOfThEnILe

how much did that cost? and how did you cut the foam so evenly?

larryganz

I'm pretty sure you can pluck the tiny partially-cut foam blocks out of those, to adjust the size of the hole and location.

A J

This is my watch box. I had a lovely camphor burl box but my insurance company told me I my watches were only insured if I was wearing them or they were in safe. The camphor burl box was too big to go in.

henrikaa

The Pelican-ish look on this box is actually quite cool. I prefer that over the prevailing wooded look mostly shown. As a side note - what is wrong with storing the watches in the boxes they came in originally?