Luxury Watch Winders (UK) online with Winder World

Looking for luxury watch winders in the UK? Winder World stock the very best, big brand single, dual, triple, quad and multi-watch winders. Whether you're looking for Axis watch winders, Beco Technik watch winders, Birkenstock watch winders, Dulwich watch winders, Kadloo watch winders, Modalo watch winders or Wolf Designs watch winders look through Winder World's online catalogue, you won't be disappointed.

What are automatic watch winders?

Watch winders are mechanical devices that keep your automatic or self-winding watch operating smoothly. Certain types of watches need to be wound by rotating the dial because they wind themselves when they are strapped to an arm that is swinging and twisting all day long. Watch winders are able to simulate that natural motion for those who don't wear their watches everyday.

The internal parts of automatic watches are designed to follow the pull of gravity. Therefore, they don't have gears that must be wound with a spring. Instead, their tiny weights get pulled by gravity as you move and swing your arm, so little by little these weights are twisting a round both clockwise and counter-clockwise, until your watch is wound up. Watches like this are called automatic or self-winding types, as opposed to quartz, kinetic, or mechanical watches.

If you own fancy, collectible, beloved, or merely sufficient self-winding watches, you may want to invest in a watch winder. Not only do these devices keep your timepiece accurate whenever you pull it out of the compartment, they probably extend the overall life of fine watches by keeping parts lubricated and moving. By advancing the mainspring, it gently and continually winds the watch, yet prevents your watch from ever being "overwound." Another mechanism inside most watches will disengage after the gears have been fully powered.

What type of Watch Winders does Winder World stock?

Beautiful watch winders are as decorative and elaborate as the timepieces that they hold. Some resemble cubes of polished and inlaid wood. Others have a glass top as a window to see the watch as it rotates, doubling as a display case. This is especially helpful when you own several watches and want to keep them in view, away from dust, yet protect them like jewelry. The handle that holds the actual watch should be adjustable, so it can handle bands of different diameters.