How do you display or store your watches. In a box, In a drawer, In safe Etc. I'm contemplating building a wall mounted display case. Post pics!

All on the table in front of me 🤣

Pics please!

I have several Wolf Windsor watch boxes for mine. Not ideal for display (due to orientation), but great for storage.

I recently discovered these 4 watch display stands from Holme & Hadfield. They are great for display, but not as great for storage.

I really like the idea of a wall mounted display, but I don't have the talent to build one. If I did, I'd try to incorporate some LED lighting as well.

*Not my collection* but I’ve just picked myself one of these Stirling Timepiece Cases to store my watches 

I have several Wolf Windsor watch boxes for mine. Not ideal for display (due to orientation), but great for storage.

I recently discovered these 4 watch display stands from Holme & Hadfield. They are great for display, but not as great for storage.

I really like the idea of a wall mounted display, but I don't have the talent to build one. If I did, I'd try to incorporate some LED lighting as well.

I have a watch box but I'm thinking about building a shelf with a hidden drop down compartment to hold a couple watches. 

Awesome. Not sure I can talk my wife into that. I just use a simple case from Amazon. 
10 Slots Watch Box Organizer/Men Watch Display Storage Case Fits All Wristwatches and Smart Watches up to 42mm with Extra 4 Pocket for Watch Band and Other Accessories (Black) https://a.co/d/7437UVI

Some of the ones I've read about are as follows:

1. Watch boxes with magnetic components (i.e. clasps, hinges, etc.) - potential to magnetize your mechanical watch movements causing them to run fast. You will have to use a demagnetizer to correct the issue.
2.  Poor quality material on the cushions and in the lining that will interact negatively with your bracelets and straps. Must be something in the chemicals used to manufacture the cushions.
3.  Poorly sized slots that cause the watches to move around and knock into each other causing damage when the box is moved (I've experienced this first-hand on a really inexpensive Chinese box that holds thirty watches - needless to say it only has the cheap fun stuff in it).
4.  Cheap watch winders that will damage your movement either due to the winding mechanism or magnetic components in the mechanism that will magnetize your watch.

I'm sure there are more that I missed here, but you get the idea.

It's like those watch holders where they have a button to close them and they fail to protect the inside of the holder from the metal of the reverse of the button - can really scratch a watch. Always want to make sure the inside is fully lined and protected.

The issue these days is more about storing watch boxes rather than watches. 

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Some of the ones I've read about are as follows:

1. Watch boxes with magnetic components (i.e. clasps, hinges, etc.) - potential to magnetize your mechanical watch movements causing them to run fast. You will have to use a demagnetizer to correct the issue.
2.  Poor quality material on the cushions and in the lining that will interact negatively with your bracelets and straps. Must be something in the chemicals used to manufacture the cushions.
3.  Poorly sized slots that cause the watches to move around and knock into each other causing damage when the box is moved (I've experienced this first-hand on a really inexpensive Chinese box that holds thirty watches - needless to say it only has the cheap fun stuff in it).
4.  Cheap watch winders that will damage your movement either due to the winding mechanism or magnetic components in the mechanism that will magnetize your watch.

I'm sure there are more that I missed here, but you get the idea.

It's like those watch holders where they have a button to close them and they fail to protect the inside of the holder from the metal of the reverse of the button - can really scratch a watch. Always want to make sure the inside is fully lined and protected.

I use watch winders from BOXY and Jins&Viko for the automatic and Holme & Hadfield for the quartz. There is also a display box when I get tired of seeing the same watches on the winders.

They are all located in the same bookcase in the study.

Love It!

I use these watch boxes from Amazon - they are well made and have no deleterious effects on the watches' finishes or movements.

They are reasonably priced.

Amazon.com: SONGMICS 10 Slots Watch Box Cherry Watch Display Case Storage Organizer Large Glass Top for Men UJOW10C : Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry

What's funny is when Alexa just blurts out in the middle of the kitchen...isn't it time for you to reorder a watch box? Then my wife just gives me "The Look"...😉

*Not my collection* but I’ve just picked myself one of these Stirling Timepiece Cases to store my watches 

I use watch winders from BOXY and Jins&Viko for the automatic and Holme & Hadfield for the quartz. There is also a display box when I get tired of seeing the same watches on the winders.

They are all located in the same bookcase in the study.