New Wolf Watch Winder and what would you do?

[Jroe]

Just picked up a new Wolf watch winder during their recent sale. First time I’ve ever had one, even if I decide I’m not comfortable with the winding (which I know is a big debate) this thing sure serves as a beautiful and functional storage solution.

While I have your attention, this is the current state of my collection. Really have an itch to add a 126710 GMT - debating between BLRO and BLNR. My 16710 is a keeper so I feel like a new BLRO might be redundant. Love both, but find myself wanting the BLRO more...Anyone else have both 16710 and 126710 Pepsi? Or do I just go Batgirl and stay diverse?




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[Patton250]

I have a couple of winders. Ironically I only use one for my Patek annual calendar.

Nice collection by the way.

[Robf52]

The world wants diversity now and the BLNR Jubilee would do that. However, it's a very personal, subjective thing, so, as they say, go with what sings to you.

[StriveFor6]

I have the 16710 and just picked up the BLNR last Friday. Really enjoying the BLNR. If the AD had offered the BLRO instead, I would have happily purchased it. However, I did have similar concerns to you about having both the 16710 and BLRO especially since I prefer the colors of the 16710 bezel over the BLRO. With that said, the BLRO is still a beautiful watch and I still might add it to the collection one day but probably in white gold oyster form.

[911991]

been using a winder for about 15 years with no problems, that looks like a really fancy one, looks like a Rolex Radio...

[Rrpdc]

I like to run mine on every 3 weeks then give them a rest for 3 weeks. Will keep the complicated watches on longer that are hard to set.