Best Watch Boxes

Are you looking to round out your luxury watch accessories collection? We’ve got you covered. 

To compliment the timepieces you own, I’ve compiled this list of the best watch boxes. It doesn’t matter if you’re storing an entry-level timepiece inside it or something more expensive. 

Every watch deserves a nice home when away from the wrist. 

Why Do I Need a Watch Box? 

Whether you’re a novice to this new-found hobby or consider yourself an accomplished collector you probably want somewhere nice to store your watches. While watch boxes can get pricey, they all do the same thing regardless of how much you spend. 

When you take your watch off after a long day, you need to keep it safe. After all, a dent in a Citizen watch can hurt just as much as a Rolex or Omega, right?

Not everyone thinks they need a watchbox, and, honestly, not everyone does. 

However, to me, owning a watch box is next-level watch collecting. As your watch collection becomes your pride and joy, you’ll probably feel the urge to create a beautiful and secure place to display your 

Ways To Store Your Watch  

A watch box is a very handy accessory to own if you have multiple timepieces. It can be a great way to keep all your beloved models in one place. It also prevents dust and debris from getting to your watch/es while protecting it from moisture, light, and heat damage. 

Of course, there are other ways to store your watch. A luxury watch winder is a great option for those who are continually swapping their timepieces over. It can stop your watch from slowing down or stopping. 

Suppose you have two automatic watches. While you’re wearing one watch, another watch can stay wound inside a watch winder. 

A watch winder keeps your watch fully wound and ticking nicely as it simulates the motion of your wrist. There are many features to enjoy about watch winders and many styles, too. 

Travel cases are another great option for those who are always on the go. If you travel frequently, you can store your favorite timepiece (or multiple timepieces) in a travel pouch or watch case. 

It’s a handy way to keep your valuables on you when traveling. Plus, if you’re hopping straight off the plane and into a meeting, your watch case can come with you.  

Again there are many ways to store your watches. While your sock drawer protects your watches well enough, a watch box keeps all your timepieces organized and together in a tasteful way. 

Here is a list of some of the best watch boxes I’ve found on the market. 

Your One-Stop Guide to the Best Watch Boxes

If you want to show off the watch collection you’ve accrued and want to keep them safe, too, consider the following options. 

They cover everything from simple two-slot watch boxes to multiple watch storage options. You can also explore a wide range of pricing options and different materials to choose from.

Holme & Hadfield Watch Deck 

Showcasing your established watch collection is one of the most fun elements of this hobby. The Holme & Hadfield Watch Deck lets you do that with a total of four solid wood pillars. You can purchase this watch box for under $80, and for that price, you get a pretty good deal. 

The watch box features a solid wood stand and a strong acrylic cover to protect the watches from dust. You also get an additional drawer underneath for storing extra items like cufflinks and sunglasses. 

This affordable option is available in oak, black, and walnut for anyone planning on slowly growing their collection. 

Rimowa Special Purpose Watch Case

The Rimowa Special Purpose watch case is a more expensive option. Priced just under $2300, it is manufactured from superior materials, contributing to a contemporary aesthetic. It’s a perfect option if you have a modern home interior and money to spend. 

An engineered grooved aluminum shell forms the outer section, while a microfiber interior makes a great home for your timepieces. 

To open the watch box, you simply glide the top to remove it. Within this futuristic design you can store three watches of your choice.

Innocente 8 Plus Watch Box

Any watch enthusiast is bound to love the design of the Innocente 8 Plus watch box. Its combination of wooden and leather finishes culminate a truly classic look in the home. 

An Australian couple, David Innocente and his wife, designed this case.

Aptly named, since it holds a total of 8 watches, it’s a design that will appeal to experienced enthusiasts. 

Its minimalist Scandinavian style is made of American Black walnut wood with powder sheet-coated metal accents. For a little over $500, the watch box also comes with a center storage space too! 

Since this box is made to order, it also makes a great gift idea for a loved one. 

Globetrotter Cavier 12-Slot Watch Case

The Caviar 12-slot Watch Case by Globetrotter features a Vulcanized Fibreboard body and holds up to 12 timepieces inside. It boasts a cool luggage-inspired case theme that exudes a vintage-inspired aesthetic. 

The leather accents are complimented by a high polish on the external of the case. Also, its plush interior has space for cufflinks and jewelry. There’s even space to keep a passport. 

The Caviar watch case closes and locks with a key. It gives you peace of mind that your beloved possessions are safe and secure all the time. 

Louis Vuitton 8 Watch Case

This luxury watch case from Louis Vuitton is just about perfect in my book. It stores up to 8 watches inside its classic travel trunk-inspired case. 

The box is available in several different colorways. I personally love the Louis Vuitton monogram design. It’s the ultimate statement piece for any luxury item collector. 

The great thing about this design is the way that the tray is removable, as well as the cushions themselves. In removing those cushions, you can free up more compartments for storing other items. 

Rapport Hyde Park Two Watch Zip Case

If you want to keep your budget low but don’t want to compromise on materials and quality, check out Rapport. The company offers a small two-watch navy case as a simple watch storage solution. 

The Hyde Park watch case is perfect for travel and has been crafted from premium navy blue leather. Its robust zip promises convenient access to your two timepieces while on the go. 

Of course, the Rapport emblem is applied to the suede lining on the inside of the lid. This is a perfect option for any watch novice or traveler and costs a little under $500.

Chronos 6218 Metallic Black and Stainless Watch Safe

I’ve saved this last watch box for the ultimate watch collector. A 32-watch safe should ensure your entire collection is kept secure and proudly displayed inside the Brown Safe. 

The design boasts stark black contrasting tones against a contemporary metal sheen and looks incredibly masculine. A total of 12 titanium locking bolts give the design an undeniable sense of unyielding strength. They help create a dominant presence when opening and closing the watch box.

For those lucky enough to own so many watches (and an extra hundred grand laying around), the 6218 watch box from Chronos has to be the first choice. 

Round-Up 

That was your one-stop guide to some of the best watch boxes on the market. From luxury statement pieces from designers like Louis Vuitton to elegant and simple two-slot watch boxes, it covered a bit of everything. 

If you’re still undecided on which design to choose, don’t worry. There is a vast and diverse selection of watch boxes to explore on the market. 

This guide, however, has hopefully given you some inspiration in finding the perfect storage solution for your beloved timepieces. 

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