SKU: 460795
Blake 460795
This black watch storage box holds up to 10 quartz or mechanical watches. Part of the WOLF 2009-2010 Watch Box Collection, this item is made of a solid wood construction, encased in a new supple pebble textured material, and lined with a silver textured silk fabric. It has a sturdy see-through tempered glass lid and comes with a lock and key. Holds up to 10 watches and, with 1.5″ (55mm) between each cuff.
This black watch storage box holds up to 10 quartz or mechanical watches. Part of the WOLF 2009-2010 Watch Box Collection, this item is made of a solid wood construction, encased in a new supple pebble textured material, and lined with a silver textured silk fabric. It has a sturdy see-through tempered glass lid and comes with a lock and key. Holds up to 10 watches and, with 1.5" (55mm) between each cuff.
Review
When Manxman John Harwood revealed his patented self-winding mechanical watch movement in 1923, the impact his invention would have on modern watchmaking was unprecedented and universal. His first ‘automatic’ wristwatch was quite literally a revolution, and the rotor whose spinning action could keep the mainspring wound, meant that if it was worn daily
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