theluckyluke
·Watches, straps, bracelets, tools… quickly accumulate in a big mess once running out space in a watch box… so I started thinking about creating a custom storage.
The criteria were: small in size but 20+ watch capacity, no direct light, easy access and secure storage… while not breaking the bank!
Options on the market weren’t hugely satisfying, so I decided to have a go at assembling mine.
I bought a second-hand silverware / cutlery storage box locally.
Every drawer came with custom plastic trays for cutlery, which I removed.
I then bought some black foam squares (2 cm high or so), which I started cutting to fit the drawers and watches. They come pre-cut which makes them really easy to size.
This is the end result:
I am decently happy with the result. Dimensions are perfect, very little lost space. The storage box looks cheap though, so next time I’ll start with a more qualitative box!
What do you think?
Show us your custom watch storage!
The criteria were: small in size but 20+ watch capacity, no direct light, easy access and secure storage… while not breaking the bank!
Options on the market weren’t hugely satisfying, so I decided to have a go at assembling mine.
I bought a second-hand silverware / cutlery storage box locally.
Every drawer came with custom plastic trays for cutlery, which I removed.
I then bought some black foam squares (2 cm high or so), which I started cutting to fit the drawers and watches. They come pre-cut which makes them really easy to size.
This is the end result:
- three drawers for watches on straps.
- bottom drawer with two layers of foam to put watches on bracelets.
I am decently happy with the result. Dimensions are perfect, very little lost space. The storage box looks cheap though, so next time I’ll start with a more qualitative box!
What do you think?
Show us your custom watch storage!










