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My preference is for the "coffin type" box that came with the Grand Seiko SBGR095
Sturdy enough to protect the watch from damage during transport/shipping and not have it flying around collecting dings and scratches before you even receive it (I doubt a pouch will do that) but is still small and slim enough to not take up too much space in your house.
why use environmental materials for collectible watch box
This is the plate for Foudroyante. It was attached on the box of the watch but the skin of the box was peeled off because the use of environmental materials. I think a lot of watch boxes use this kind of materials. But I don't understand why watch compani...
GP boxes
GP is a particular offender in this aspect. I am sure your artisan (?) will do a great job. I always wanted a personalised box, made to my requirements. Personally, I value manufacturers who sell watches in diminutive but high quality boxes (Kari I believ...
my Panerai and Roger Dubuis do not have this problem
But my Jorg Hysek, JL and some Rolex have very serious problem.
Smaller boxes +1.
Who really needs or uses a presentation box after the first hour and the last hour?
Well said. I second the idea of smaller boxes!
Habring2 and Nomos boxes come to mind - small, compact and concise in delivering what they need to.
Habring2 in particular
Inside the box, Richard & Maria even provide gaskets, and any foreseeable parts which would need replacing. They do this so you won't feel compelled to send your piece back to Austria. Instead, they feel their pieces are well built and straight forward en...
Precisely! The box is plain and simple, but is rich in function.
I like the “spare compartment” inside with the spare parts. It’s this attention to detail and thoughtfulness on the part of the Habrings that make me respect them
I know this is not always the case but I understand that in some instances the packaging the watch comes in
costs more than the movement used in the watch, sometimes more than the entire watch. I for one do not need a big fancy box or elaborate packaging when buying a watch. I wear the watch, not the packaging The only boxes I saved from watch purchases are the...
There is absolutely no need for such large boxes
Everyone really should think about the environment and future. Those expensive wooden boxes are completely unnecessary. A small pouch (leather perhaps) should be sufficient.
My preference is for the "coffin type" box that came with the Grand Seiko SBGR095
Sturdy enough to protect the watch from damage during transport/shipping and not have it flying around collecting dings and scratches before you even receive it (I doubt a pouch will do that) but is still small and slim enough to not take up too much spac...