| Watch Information | |
| Brand Name: | Brookstone |
| Part Number: | 618009 |
| Watch Information | |
| Brand Name: | Brookstone |
| Part Number: | 618009 |
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24 of 25 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
So far looks like a winner,
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This review is from: Quad Watch Winder (Watch)
This winder appears to be made of a black lacquered wood and seems to be solidly constructed. It sits at an angle, which displays the watches nicely if the winder sits around or slightly below eye level. It has four heads, each powered by a separate motor.
Each head can be set to rotate clockwise, counter-clockwise, or alternating. Each head also has a set of DIP switches that allow the rotation rate to be set between 650 and 3600 turns per day, with 16 possible settings (48 total options, multiplying rotation rate by direction of rotation). The winder works on AC power only. Unlike other winders I've had, this one rotates the head once and then rests. (My other winders, aside from the Orbita Sparta which uses a completely different mechanism, rotate constantly for an interval and then rest for an interval.) I assume the Brookstone mechanism is intended to more closely simulate actual wear. The winder is almost completely silent in operation, at least after five days of use. (I can hear a slight whirring if I put my head within a few inches of it but not otherwise.) The cushions on this model are similar to the ones on the Orbita, in that they are made of some sort of foam that compresses to properly fit the watch. They hold the watch significantly better than the Diplomat/Belocia models and slightly better than my Wolf. The Diplomat/Belocia cushions don't compress, meaning that a watch on a bracelet will either fit them too loosely or too tightly, unless your wrist happens to be the same size as the cushion. Initial results for the four watches I put on this winder after 24 hours: - The Cyclos lost 1 second; - The Sewills lost 3 seconds; - The Gevril gained 9 seconds; - The Sea-Gull gained 35 seconds. Those results have held pretty much constant for about four days now, and are pretty good (although not quite as good as on the wrist), except for the Sea-Gull which only seems to be happy on my Diplomat/Belocia no-name clone that has been retired to the closet. I can live with that. I've since moved the Sea-Gull to the Orbita to see how it likes that, and put the Baume & Mercier on instead. The Baume & Mercier runs 13 seconds fast per day under all conditions, and this winder has been no exception. Obviously I can't comment yet on long-term performance, but so far based on construction, features and performance, I'm calling this an excellent deal for a four-head winder at $200. I would rank it superior in quality to my Wolf and my no-name winder, and a better deal than the Orbita Sparta.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Quad Winder,
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Great Quad Winder.
This is my second unit. I have had the first one for a year and no problems.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
brookstone watch quad winder,
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This review is from: Quad Watch Winder (Watch)
After less than 2 years two of the winders stopped. The lid is too heavy for the unit and when you open it the entire unit falls backwards.
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