Good weight to it
Feels substantial rather than hollow, which was my worry ordering online.
Owners, on camera
The slots are deep enough for a steel bracelet, and the cushions lift out: the watch goes in without forcing the clasp.
A particularly large watch? Send us its size and we'll reply before you order.
Three years on parts and labor from the day it arrives. Motor faults are replaced, not repaired at your cost. Cushions and adaptors are sold separately, so a worn part does not retire the whole unit.
30-day returns, gift-boxed as standard. Mon–Fri, 9–5, a person answers. Your statutory rights are unaffected.
| Capacity | 6 watches, each in its own slot |
|---|---|
| Materials | Carbon fibre effect, glass lid, soft lining, removable cushions |
| In the box | Watch box, 6 watch cushions, Warranty card |
Six watches in a drawer are six watches scratching each other, a little more every time it closes.
The Regent finally gives each its own place. You lift the lid, there they are, lined up, and choosing the day's watch becomes a small ritual.
Six lined slots: no watch touches another. Removable cushions, for leather straps and steel bracelets alike. Carbon fibre effect and a glass lid: the dust stays out, the watches stay in view.
For a collection of four to six watches still living in a drawer, or for a gift that makes an impression.
Made to look after watches like these
About Zaviloo
Zaviloo does one thing: looking after automatic watches between wears. Winders, boxes and travel cases, made in Europe, chosen for how quietly they work and how they look.
Covered for three years, with 30 days to change your mind.
No more scratches
Kept loose, watches scratch each other: steel against steel, crystal against clasp. Here each one has its own lined slot and a cushion that holds it upright.
Feels substantial rather than hollow, which was my worry ordering online.
Six slots, well made, nothing surprising in either direction.
Sits between books and does not announce itself, which is what I wanted.
Ordered Tuesday, here Thursday, double boxed. The case itself had not moved at all in transit.
The box is well made, no argument there, but the cushions are noticeably stiff and I found it a struggle to get a bracelet watch on and off without feeling like I was forcing something. I ended up unclasping the bracelet each time. If your collection is mostly leather straps you will get on with it fine.
The first has been in daily use for a year with no wear on the hinge, so I bought another for the office.
Which is the right way to put it. It is not a heirloom and it is not pretending to be.
Even, glued flat, no bubbling at the edges where cheap ones lift after a month.
My watches were spread across two drawers and a shelf and I could never find the one I wanted. Everything is now in one place and I can see the lot at a glance. Should have done it years ago.
I had four and a habit. It is full now and I am glad I did not order the three.
Closed lid does what a closed lid should. I wipe the outside occasionally and that is the whole of the maintenance.
Six slots, all usable, all the same size. Some boxes taper the end compartments and this one does not.
It is a lovely matt finish and it does pick up marks from handling. A cloth sorts it in seconds but I notice it more than I expected to.
Before you order
A box stores, a winder keeps ready. To protect your watches and see them all at a glance, the box is enough.
If you rotate several automatics, most collections end up with both: a winder for the ones you wear most, a box for the rest.
A single polish at a watchmaker often costs more than this box, and every polish takes a little metal off.
The maths only looks silly until the first scratch.
Buy one slot more than you need today. It costs a little more now and saves buying the whole thing again in eighteen months.
Count your watches, then add the one you already know you want.
For someone with a few watches, yes. A watch box is the thing an enthusiast never buys for themselves: the watches stay in a drawer, ‘for now’.
Give them the end of the drawer. Every morning, choosing the watch of the day, they'll think of you.
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