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: I hope so one on here can answer my
: question...My boyfriend recently bought an
: Omega Seamaster professional and for
: christmas i wanted to buy him a double watch
: winder but i dont know what brand of winder
: i should get him! Or what type of cycle the
: watch winder should be. Some forums say you
: should get winders that have a "turn
: & rest " cycle or
: "spinning" cycle...i'm confused!!
: Alot of the forums i have read contradict
: each other and i dont know which one to be
: true.
: Please someone help me I want to get the right
: thing for Christmas!!
: Thanks,
: Lea
Not as refined looking as the Steinhausen that John metioned above, but you can find winders on Amazon for about $30.
http://www.amazon.com/Double-Automatic-Watch-Winder-rotates/dp/B000DT8SY8/sr=8-1/qid=1163379181/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/002-2744476-4679243?ie=UTF8&s=jewelry
I don't have any experience with these except to say a friend has one and he says it does the job. The only problem may be with heavier watches (friend has a Breitling) and occasionally the watch may slip off but a rubber band around the watch solved the problem.
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