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Cabine, filmed running.
Twenty-four rotors behind one glass door. The fingerprint lock, the lined drawer, the light strip and the control panel, in under a minute. Sound on for the motor.
See the Cabine →Why ours cost more than a marketplace winder.
| Watch Winder House | Marketplace winder | |
|---|---|---|
| Motor | Quiet motor, run for a full day before packing | Unbranded, untested |
| Turns per day | Adjustable, both directions, set for your watch before dispatch | One fixed programme |
| Noise | 30 dB at arm's length | Audible hum in a quiet room |
| Watch safety | Motor kept away from the movement, turns capped for your calibre | Not stated |
| Warranty | Two years, motors and boards included | Thirty days, if any |
| Support | Switzerland, reply within one business day | Marketplace ticket |
If you can hear it from the bed, write to us. We will look at the motor under warranty.
The winder problem nobody mentions: your bracelet.
Why the case-size figure on the box is the wrong measurement, what actually goes wrong at three months, and the two things to check before you buy anything.
Turned as your wrist would turn it.
650 to 1,950 turns a day, clockwise, counter or alternating, per rotor.
Japanese Mabuchi motors, damped in the housing. Quiet enough for a bedroom.
A switchable LED interior behind glass, opened with a key or a fingerprint.
Sprung cushions take any case up to 46 mm, on bracelet or strap.
