Glenor Co Travel Watch Case - 3 Slot Watch Box, Carbon Fiber Design for Mens Watches, Men's Watch Holder Boasts Metal Buckle, Secured Velcro Closure & Leather Pillows, Small for Traveling - Black

My watch storage was getting sloppy. I had watches on the my end table, my kitchen table, coffee table, even on my closed laptop at times. I already had a 12 storage watch case that was full and got tired of swapping watches in and out of it. I didn't want to spend a lot of money on a watch case, so I got this affordable case. I actually used my Amazon points and paid $0. I must say the case looks good and appears to be well made. It is very satisfactory for me, as all I want to do is keep my watches sorted and covered. This case fits my Apple watch Ultra which has a very bulky case on it. My (2) 51mm Fenix's and (2) 51mm Garmin Epix. Pro (side by side) and they don't touch. All of my 53mm-56mm G-Shocks and the behemoth G-Shock GXW56-1A with a bumper protector attached. All of the watches fit well, don't touch and the lid does not come into contact with the top of the watches when it's closed. I foresee this case lasting for quite a while and recommend it. Affordable and stylish. Update 11/1/23. As my G -Shock craving grew I got the 24 slot case because it’s a fantastic, well made watch case at a great price.

I purchased this for myself, hoping it would work OK for women's watches. Although the same company does make boxes for women, they have a solid top and a magnetic clasp. I wanted a glass top for my solar watches, and did not want anything magnetic because I have an old automatic watch as well.I was really impressed when I received it. The watch case seems sturdy and well made, and my husband was impressed with the type of hinge used. The fake leather exterior has a nice textured pattern to it, and the pillows are soft enough to compress a bit. It looks very elegant. It comes nicely packed in an attractive cardboard box that has a fold-down flap so you can easily remove the watch case, and even has a blank gift card enclosed. This would truly make a nice gift for anyone with a collection of watches. It looks like it costs a lot more than it does.There is no lock, but I don't really see the point of a lock anyway. If someone wants to steal a watch, they'll just take the whole case. A lock might help secure the box if you are traveling with it and don't want it to open up accidentally, but you could just put it back in the nice cardboard box if that's an issue. The boxes that do have locks seem to have problems with the lock not functioning and/or being difficult to open, so I'm just as happy without one.As expected, the pillows are designed for men's watches, so are a little too large for average ladies' watches if you want to close the watches around the pillows. The circumference of the pillows is 7.5", and can compress down to about 7". I attached photos of how several of my watches work with the pillows. I was able to fasten watches with a leather strap at the loosest notch. For watches with clasps that loosen but don't open flat, I was able to just leave the clasp open. For those that open flat, I just draped the watch over the pillow and tucked the ends down the edges. I have two watches with stretch bands. One is a bit loose on me, and fit pretty well over the pillow without too much of a stretch. The other is quite snug on my wrist (I have a small wrist, under 6"), and although it did fit over the pillow, I didn't want to store the watch with that much stress on the band. I decided to remove one of the pillows and just place the watch loose in the cubicle. I may make a small-sized pillow for it, but this will work for now.

This is the third box I’ve purchased from Glenor—one as a gift and two for myself—and each one has been perfect. The quality is excellent, the design looks great, and it displays the watches really well. It even comes with a nice gift box and card, which is a great touch. Highly recommend!

This is just what I needed for my watches. Its well made, sturdy and has plenty of room for watches 52mm. I just wish it had a lock on it. Other than that I recommend it.

This box is very attractive and well made. The individual slots are generous in size, but for some this might suggest the need for some slight modification.In May of 2021 Lorenzo Delillo recommended inserting foam strips into the slots to make the fit of the watches a bit more snug. He suggested 1”wide x 3/8”thick black foam insulation, cut into 2” lengths to be inserted into each end of the slots. I have done something similar but with stripping less wide—1/2” x 3/8”. The more narrow strips can be placed further from the top of the slots, thus less visible. I made a jig out of wood ¾” thick, 1 ¾” long that I place into the end of a slot. Then I position the foam strip against the slot wall at the top of the jig. Next I press the adhesive back of the foam against the wall, remove the jig, and repeat at the other end of the slot. If you pre-cut a bunch of foam pieces, the process goes very fast, moving the jig from slot to slot and putting two pieces in each.You may elect to put foam in one end only, or leave it out of some slots entirely, depending on the thickness of some watchbands or if you want to use an empty slot in some other way. The foam strips can be removed and moved around easily. Keep a few extra pre-cut strips for possible future modification of slots you might have left undone during the initial installation.For me, the addition of the foam has added flexibility in using the box. It seats the watches more securely, and makes those in the top tray sit up straight, thus looking neater through the glass. Others of my slots have been modified or left alone as needed. Your needs will vary, but in this way you can personalize your box however your collection requires.Photos attached: Top tray with strip inserts front and back; jig placed into slot with strip ready to be installed (tape has not yet been removed); Bottom tray showing various configurations—two strips, one strip, no strips (labeled in red)