TRIPLE TREE Watch Winder with 6 Winder Space, Wooden Shell, Powered by Japanese Motor

My impression is that this watch winding box box feels very luxurious, although the material surface is a fingerprint magnet. Thankfully it comes with a polishing cloth. The display looks like glass but is a clear plastic. It closes snugly and runs reliably for my automatic watch. solid unit! It delivers about what I expected.

After using it, excellent multi-watch winding box. Holds up to six watches and rotates to keep automatic watches wound. High gloss exterior, lock, three switches on back. Nearly silent operation. Foam pillows can be used either vertically or horizontally depending on watch strap/bracelet length. Several options for winding methods, such as clockwise, counterclockwise, a combination, or 3hrs on/9 off. simple to select mode from two control wheels in the box. Has a bright blue LED light in the interior as well. Works perfectly for storage and winding, very pleased! It feels like a sensible purchase.

In daily use, up to now so solid. Certainly keeps the watches wound nicely! Attractive box. acceptable value for the money compared to the others I compared it to. I think I got it on sale though. simple to slip watches on pillows and slip the pillows in to the individual spots. Nice overhead room for the lid with no watches hitting anything. solid clearances all around and in between. I like the intermittent mode where it goes on and off by itself. I like the blue light although I don’t use it much. It’s low-noise but not silent or without sound. It’s in the bedroom and sometimes I hear it, but never a problem in keeping me awake. surprisingly low-noise and Barely hear it. Hope it lasts and lasts. I would call it a dependable choice.

After using it, okay let’s look at this “Triple Tree” watch winding box. I don’t know why it’s described as “for Rolex Automatic” because it can work with any automatic watch brand of course. So, just ignore this “Rolex” reference. For a watch winding box that can accommodate six watches, it has a relatively small footprint and can easily be placed on my nightstand. The build of the watch winding box construction seems to be excellent for the cost. The box is made of real wood, has a black “piano” high-gloss finish, and a top-opening lid with acrylic glass. The inside wall is inclined at about 45 degrees. Each of the three carousels has removable memory foam pads in two watch slots, which makes it easier to fit larger watches side by side on the same carousel. To put in (or remove) a watch, you simply need to pull out the memory foam pad and put the watch on its foam (or remove from it) and put the foam back in its slot.This watch winding box can accommodate up to six automatic mechanical self-winding automatic watches. It has three “carousels”, each carousel can hold two watches. Note that you need to pair watches per carousel according to their rotation specifications, both watches have to have the same TPD requirements, check the watch specs. To my surprise, there are only two rotation mode switches for three carousels. Well, turns out that two of the carousels (#1 and #2) are controlled by one switch and one (#3) has a dedicated mode switch. This is disappointing and I don’t really understand why they did not put a mode switch per each carousel.Also, while this is very nice that you can match rotation direction that’s the best for your watch, it provides only two cycle time duration selections, and you cannot fine tune and adjust rotation speed or rotation duration per carousel at all. I’d say it’s rather a limited option and would prefer to have more control over carousels’ rotation characteristics to match with my automatic watches’ optimal settings. Even at this lower-end cost range, I think they should have included more controls.The rotation mechanism is powered by three excellent Japanese Mabuchi drives, which is a widely used (and respected) drive in many low to mid-tier watch winders. The rotation action is smooth and low-noise and can easily rotate even the heaviest watches I have with ease. I have been running this watch winding box for a week now 24/7 in my bedroom and I don’t hear anything while sleeping at night. When you open the lid, it automatically stops the rotation mechanism so you can conveniently access your watches. The box has blue internal lighting, which is a cool touch. As another reviewer noted, the light source is located above carousels and nicely illuminates the watch faces. The box itself is lockable and comes with a simple key that can be lock-picked with a paperclip, so don’t expect that it will prevent any form of theft, it’s not a safe. On the back of the box, there is a power switch, mode and an input power connector.Bottom line:The “Triple Tree” watch winding box is a sleek and compact option for winding up to six automatic watches. It features a sturdy wooden construction with a glossy piano finish and an acrylic lid, making it a excellent display piece. Its three carousels, each holding two watches with memory foam pads, make watch handling easy. However, the controls are limited: two rotation switches manage three carousels, and you can’t fine-tune speed or duration. Powered by low-noise and reliable Japanese Mabuchi motors, it runs smoothly and is bedroom-friendly with minimal noise. The auto-stop feature when opening the lid and blue LED lighting add convenience and style. While lockable, the lock isn’t secure against theft. A excellent budget option, but enthusiasts may miss more customization options. Overall, it’s an exquisite, fine looking and inexpensive watch winding box that would complement any bedroom. I’d love to give it 5 stars, but due to rotation control limitation it gets only 4 stars from me.Pros:1. Premium build with wood, glossy finish, and acrylic lid.2. low-noise operation with Japanese Mabuchi motors.3. Compact and fits on a nightstand.4. Holds six watches with removable memory foam pads.5. Auto-stop when lid opens.6. Blue LED lighting adds style.7. Excellent value for the cost.Cons:1. Only two rotation switches for three carousels.2. Lacks fine-tuning for optimal watch settings.3. Lockable lid offers minimal security. It feels like a sensible purchase.

Once it was set up, i’ve had all of my automatic watches inside it for several days now and none of them have stopped running. It’s not always spinning needlessly because it winds the watches enough so that they stay wound and ready without wasting energy and causing too much sound. When it is running it is relatively low-noise, and the LED light is a nice touch. The LED light can be turned on and off with a switch on the back, and as far as I can tell the only color is blue. I have no complaints about this watch winding box, the material build like the cushions and the glass are all really nice. I’ll be using this from now on for all of my automatic watches. It matches what I needed it for.

After spending time with it, this watch winding box is gorgeous, sleek and super functional. I love the deep wood tone of the exterior. Inside, you can accommodate six watches on individual pillows. The rotation can be adjusted to go two directions, and to switch back and forth regularly between those directions. The LED lighting gives a nice cool glow. The motor does make some noise, but it is minimal. It is a practical option for everyday use.

My impression is that the watch winding box looks solid, the flexible watch pillows are so cool It delivers about what I expected.

After using it, this is a handsome watch winding box. I have a slightly larger winding unit, but it has somehow filled itself to overflowing. Thus, the need for this winding unit.Pulling it from the box, my immediate reaction was one of awe. It is absolutely handsome. The window is very clear. Having 2 flat sides, the view is so much cleaner and less prismatic that the curved window in my other winding unit. Just adding to the sense of awe, the coating on the body looks to be as deep and the view through the window… somewhat exaggerated. The finish does give an outstanding sense of depth.The controls are identical as my own, but then this new winding unit takes it further. I love the placement of the led’s. My original uses it’s led’s like back lighting. In the dark, you can’t see the watches. That isn’t a problem with this winding unit. Its lights shine from the extreme corners of the window. The contents remain perfectly visible regardless how dark the room gets.My favorite feature… the thing that makes this winding unit truly brilliant is the auto-pause, or interrupt when you open the lid. No more chasing a spinning wheel, trying to pull or place the watch without risking some sort of damage to the motor. Would that damage it? I don’t know. But I don’t want to risk it. I am as happy as can be to not have to worry about this winding unit in that way.This is a real gem. I know that there are tons or true art out there, but this is a very tasteful looking device that does the job perfectly. Huge fan. 5 stars!!! It feels like a sensible purchase.

Overall, what a find this watch winding box has been for my Fossil and Invicta collection! After getting tired of constantly resetting the time on my automatic watches, this winding unit has become my ultimate timekeeping assistant. The movement is low-noise (seriously, I can barely tell it’s running), and I love how each watch gets just the right amount of rotation to stay perfectly wound. Having the LED display lets me check on my watches at night, you can also turn the glow off. It has watch cushions that don’t stress the bands, and a display that makes my collection look like it belongs in a high end boutique. If you’ve got a growing collection of automatic watches, trust me this winding unit will change your watch wearing game up and I highly suggest this. I am satisfied with how it performs.

From my experience, i was amazed at the build build of this. It was larger than expected and it looks super premium. All my watches are held comfortably in place and is a perfect display piece. A+. It has been a useful addition.

Once it was set up, this is just so pleasing to look upon at night with dim lighting. I have this on the side of my desk, and it’s almost a tranquil experience watching this. The blue led looks so nice, and it makes the watches look like they are on display at a watch show. It’s very well made from top grade material. It’s simple to use and it’s nice and low-noise. This winding unit is big, and I was caught a little off guard by it’s size but it does look so nice. It’s not inexpensive, but neither are the watches going into it, so “touche.” It matches what I needed it for.

Once it was set up, why did you pick this unit vs others?:cost and ability to set multiple winders for CW, CCW and/or CS/CCW rotation. In addition, it looks excellent. up to now, so solid – working exactly like advertised. It matches what I needed it for.

My impression is that i’ve tested many watch winders over the last year. I have had a few that absolutely look gorgeous, and this is one of them. The finish is fantastic and presentation is A+. This winding unit just looks excellent.The winders themselves are sized well and hold my watches of various sizes pretty well. No complaints with the interface between the watch and the winding unit / cushion.For the size of this winding unit, 6 is pretty impressive. This winding unit is only slightly larger than a 4 watch winding box that I have, so I think this is a really efficient use of space (at least for a winding unit). Having a single box wind 6 is really excellent.The lighting and power switches are a little less than obvious, but once I got the them figured out the box works as I would expect. The winding unit settings are set via the dials inside the box, and I have the switches on the back set so that the light is off and the winding unit stops when the box lid is opened – I prefer these settings with my other winders as well.Only significant complaint is the motor noise. This is not the loudest winding unit I have tested this year, but it is far from the quietest. This winding unit is loud enough that it is distracting in a low-noise room. I wish I could find a high capacity winding unit like this one with a truly low-noise motor. It delivers about what I expected.

After spending time with it, this is a very stunning looking box, the wood is on par with the finest furniture grade and the finish reminds me of a glossy piano. The interior fabric is also plush and velvety, and the pillows are firm but don’t stress on the watch band. It is quite large, so you will need plenty of space for it when displayed on a desk or bureau.Function-wise, the motors are low-noise and have multiple rotation patterns to choose from, but I’m a bit disappointed that once selected, the rotation pattern will be the same until you change it again as there is no “randomized” function that I’ve seen on other winders.Also, there are 3 rotating heads but only 2 adjustment knobs, which leads me to conclude that instead of having 3 fully independent motors, this winding unit has only 2 motors underneath, with 1 motor pulling both the left and middle rotating heads while the other motor controls the head on the right. which is clearly a cost saving measure.All of which leads to the asking cost of $190, which would be within the range of other true 3 motor winders, but significantly more than 2-motor boxes. Furthermore, I was able to find other winders of the exact same design and material for $160 on watch winding box mall, which makes this otherwise fine winding unit to be less worthy of a 5-stars rating for its lack of value. It is a practical option for everyday use.

For the money, i got this watch winding box for my antique watch collection which includes an old Rolex watch. I really like the outer wooden shell and the soft touch pillows that the watches rest on. The winding motion is very gentle and my watches stay wound without any interruptions. The interior illumination is also very cool and elegant. I used to store my watches in a box, but this display box is a better approach to store my watch collection. The overall impression is positive.

Overall, let’s take a look at the likes and dislikes of this…Likes:Style / appearance. It’s aesthetically handsome, and I REALLY like the way it looks.Build build. It seems very well put together.Performance. It definitely does the job asked of it, no questions there.Functionality. Holds the watches firmly in place with no worries.Adjustability. Allows variable speed for 2 of the ‘nodes’ at least. And the light can be turned on or off.Dislikes:Adjustability – it only has 2 speed controls but 3 winding unit nodes. Really should have 3 independent speed controls.Noise – it’s not ridiculously loud, but it’s not silent either. It’s loud enough that in a low-noise room, it’s THE stand-out noise. I’d like to see the noise level cut in about half.In all, it’s a handsome watch winding box, and it performs very well as long as you don’t need adjustable speed on all 3 winders. 4 stars. I am satisfied with how it performs.