Best Watch Cases

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Published by
Jimmy at
August 30, 2017

For the modern gentleman, a watch isn’t just a time-telling instrument used to accessorize one’s wardrobe. It’s a status symbol. A trophy piece so to speak. So with every expensive piece of jewelry comes the need for a storage box. In this scenario, it’s a watch case that preserves the quality and value of your expensive timepiece collection. You've already copped that watch winder — now it's high time to pick up a case to keep everything protected.

The best watch cases are made to protect, store, and showcase every wrist-worn timer in your stockpile — from your $300 starter watch to the finest collection of vintage Rolexes. Something built to prevent nasty spills, occasional dust build-up, and extreme temperatures from destroying an everyday style necessity. Oh yea, let’s not forget it’s also the most attractive way of exhibiting your premium selection of tickers.

Preservation and vanity aside, all timepiece owners looking to invest in a watch case will need to determine what variation suits their personality. Googling the term will lead you to an endless number of results that only adds more time (and frustration) to your search. Allow us to narrow down the options for you.

Style Of Watch Cases

The product category isn’t a superficial one. Watch cases do come in different forms – all made to store your stash, with a handful providing additional utilities. You’ll stumble on traditional takes that stick to practicality. Then come the more unique ones that welcome an extra level of convenience. Meet the four types below:

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Classic: The most common storage accessory promoted for collective and organizational purposes hosting numerous slots for watch placement.
Jewelry box: As the moniker implies, these ornament chests have enough space to carry watches, cufflinks, rings, lockets, gold chains, and all other precious trinkets.
Travel case: Otherwise known as watch pouches and rolls, these portable holders come in a compact design and fit snuggly into any travel bag.
Watch winder: A device that not only keeps automatic watches running when not wound, but double as a repository for your fine timers.

Each one serves a specific purpose (and then some). The amenities found in the last three sub-categories certainly raise their stock. But still, you’ll want more from a watch case than just extra space and flair.

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