Versa Quad Watch Winder with Light

I plastic & look are not the 1st priority,then this unit is well though out ,it fit any kind of watch bands metal or leather strap. simple (KISS) design rule .all depend on small friction & gravity & spring is gentle & functional . I had some very expensive one but not fitting well for metal band . & too much tension cause some wearing . This though make out of all plastic , if the hole up in long term use . It's the best for 4 winder unit .Setting is simple & independent very logically lay out I prefer switches than rotating dial .Unit run very quiet though not completely silence ,it doesn't make loud disturbing noise . Only missing is a sealed cover glass . I just add a little insulating tape that does the job .I noted all those other unit doors don't seal well will end up dust inside the watch with time .Highly recommended if the long term unit last .

This isn’t a showpiece watch winder but it work great and extremely quiet. Just does its job with no frills. I would definitely purchase again!

This is a nice watch winder, not bad for the price. The blue LED inside the case is a very nice improvement! The other improvement over the prior model(s) is that each of the 4 positions work independently and can be set to operate at different TPD or turned off. However, it is NOT as “silent” as I’ve read. I can hear the motors at night, as the winder sits on the dresser across the room beyond the foot of the bed. The upper left rotator is noisier than the other 3 as it has a repetitive rubbing sound. Trying to just get used to it vs. sending it in for exchange.

There are fancier products for 4 watches out in the market however, this by far provides more bang for your buck $ as the saying goes. The winder does the intended purpose with many options on winding times, motion cadences. It is quiet, sits on my nightstand so its not a factory noise, but inconsequential and not a bother at all. The LED mini lights is a nice touch to the product & adds a bit of "fancy" to the product. Overall, this is a great product that serves its purpose and is great build quality, i dont need my watch winder to be made out of lacquer or pine wood and cost hundreds of $$ this works just fine.

It's not the prettiest one you can buy but it is super nice, super quiet, and looks great. I couldn't justify spending several hundred dollars and this fit the ticket perfectly. The individual holders are great and very adjustable. My wrist is large so I usually use all the links and it fits them perfectly and holds them securely. Very happy with the purchase!

I’ll be honest, it’s a cheap, plastic box they’ve taken glossy photos of to make look more flashy than it really is, but it’s a watch winder, not a Fabergé egg, and a Fabergé egg doesn’t quietly, reliably, and with independently set winding times and directions keep four of your favourite watches properly wound, so there’s that. If you need a watch winder for four watches and don’t want to break the bank then this is perfect. If you want a finely crafted piece of art with which to impress your house guests go for the Fabergé egg. Or maybe one of those wall hanging fish that sing and waggle their heads. Your choice, Amazon has it all! (Except Fabergé eggs, probably.)

This stops winding after a day. So if you’re not getting your watch out, wearing it, putting it back in, and restarting the winder every day, your watch will still die. Maybe I’m the only one but I’m not wearing 4 watches a day? So my watches are still dead.

First, the good - for the price, you get a decent winder with independent controls for each position, with direction and number of turns configurable. This level of customization is unheard of in anything within $100 of this price, and if you have a collection that has vastly different winding needs, this may be your only choice for the money. It's quiet, to me at least, and bothers neither either my wife nor me in our bedroom. However, one of the four positions started making a clicking noise when turning in one direction within the first six months of use, and in month eleven, another position stopped turning completely. This is very disappointing. The only plus is that Versa appears to sell replacement motors for around $15 each, and if they prove to be easily swapped, it might justify keeping the unit. Otherwise, I can't give it more than three stars for a 50% failure in less than a year.