WOLF Windsor 10-Piece Watch Box with Drawer, Black - Features 10 Watch Compartments, Eight Ring Rolls & 17 Jewelry Compartments - Vegan Leather Exterior

Okay, so I don't own a Breitling or a Rolex, but I do have several very nice watches that I like to display, and this case is worthy of any of them, and much more. The quality is superb! The drawer and lid match up to the body perfectly, as you should expect. The lock (though I never really use it) is smooth, but has a definite click upon completion (the key can be removed in the locked or unlocked position). The window is glass, not plexi-glass, and the hardware is metal, not chromed plastic; the piano hinge is covered on the inside. There were no loose or hanging/frayed ends on any of the stitching, and if the case is not leather, it's a very fine imitation. ALL surfaces are expertly finished, seams are tight and clean, if visible at all. Even the pillows are so finely stitched that you can scarcely make out the seams.The window on the top works great for keeping all my Eco-Drives fully charges, and my Luminox can be seen from across the room with the lights out. The drawer has several nice square compartments for rings, big enough to accommodate large Masonic or Collegiate rings, probably not large enough for a SuperBowl ring... not that most of us have that problem. It also has a couple long compartments that fit large pens or cigar tubes, and a couple mid-size compartments that would hold items such as pocket watches, money clips, Zippos, or a business card holder, etc. Finally, it has a section that looks like it would hold rings in rows, much like in a women's armoire, but even a plan men's wedding band of average diameter is too wide for the drawer to close. This is the only thing about this box that has disappointed me, but then, I may just not be cleaver enough to figure out what this area is intended for.My wife was quite leery about my spending this kind of money on a watch box, but after seeing it in person, even she is impressed with it. Of course it may have something to do with the pattern of the watch pillows and drawer lining being similar to the pattern of the tie on the cover of the 50 Shades of Grey series. She said the box looks like something Christian Grey would own...

I purchased this display box about a month ago. So far I love it.The display case on the top provides a great view of all 10 watches without cutting off those on the edges. The glass top is a nice feature, not only for viewing but if you own Citizen Eco-drive watches, there's no risk of them losing power. The individual slots are wide enough to hold watches up to 50 mm side-to-side. (Remember that watch case measurements are usually doen from 10-2 so they don't include the crown so be sure to account for the crown when measuring). Only extremely oversized watches (eg Nixon 51-30) are going to have trouble fitting. Plenty of clearance between lid and watches. The leather and stitching is high quality and the satin lining on the pillows seems robust. Finally, the slots are angled slightly for improved display.The valet drawer is a great feature. There are 12 1-in square pockets for rings and all but the largest should fit easily. There are three long troughs for pens/chains, a large leather lined pocket that could accommodate loose change or a money clip or an iPhone. There another slot that could accommodate a Swiss Army knife. There are some pillowed ring slots that may be able to hold your wife's thin banded jewelry but manly sized rings pop right put. I have yet to find a use for them. The drawer slides in an out easily and is satin-lined.The hardware is sturdy. The hinge runs almost the whole width of the case. The only complaint is that even with my fairly thin fingers it is hard to grasp the drawer handle and pull it out.The bottom is satin lined so it won't scratch your dresser or nightstand.Overall very pleased! The only thing that would make it better would be if there were a few LEDs under the lid to light up the watches.

Bought this pre-pandemic when the price was half, which was a bargain. As expected from Wolf this is an extremely well-made box with quality materials and construction; the bright orange with brown is a nice color combo, too. The interior “silk” is a bit odd but it works, and it’s definitely night and day better than any “microsuede” used in cheaper boxes. Together with the pillow and slot sizes, it’s easy to get watches in and out of the box - a problem with other brands like Tawbury. The pillows are sized just right, big enough for larger watches but with enough “give” for smaller watches. The drawer and it’s many compartments makes this my all-in-one jewelry box too.I’ve tried other brands at the original $149 I paid and nothing else measures up. I wish Wolf made a 12-slot box now that my collection has grown, but I instead make do with this excellent box.