Steinhausen Single Watch Winder Burlwood # TM 515 A

Description

Steinhausen Single Watch Winder  Burlwood  # TM 515 A
USED.   WORKS PROPERLY BUT THE ORIGINAL WATCH PILLOW WAS MISPLACED.    THE PILLOW SHOWN IS A TAD TIGHT/LARGE BUT HAS WORKED FOR ME.   DEPENDING ON THE BRACELET, THIS CAN BE USED WITHOUT A PILLOW.    (IF THE BRACELET HAS SOME SEMI RIGID FORM TO IT).
VERY WEL KNOWN AND ATTRACTIVE SINGLE WINDER.
Features:
*Winding Mechanism: Silent motor with intermittent timer and directional controls.
*Exterior: Oak burl-wood veneer coated with 8 layers of high-gloss piano lacquer.
*Turntable: Single turntable with one removable padded watch brace.
Specs:
*Measures: 7 x 7 x 6 inches
*Weighs: 1.5 pounds
That's why you need a serious automatic watch winder. The entirely handcrafted, limited-edition single watch winder case from Steinhausen is the perfect accessory for keeping your favorite watch in your collection regularly wound. The compact size also makes it ideal for travel. A silent motor with an intermittent timer and directional controls keep any automatic movement wound no matter the style or manufacturer. Each case is handcrafted from oak hardwood veneer coated with 8 layers of high-gloss piano lacquer. Then each layer of lacquer is baked for 3 days before being sanded and polished by hand. The interior is lined with smooth cream faux calf-hide. The high-quality materials and craftsmanship that go into each and every winder is certain to compliment the finest timepieces in your collection. Take advantage of this offer to own an elegant, limited-edition watch winder today.
FAQ:
Q: Why didn I get a copy of the instructions with my watch winder?
A: If you look at the bottom of your watch winder, you will find a switch. Push that switch forward and a front panel will pop out revealing the hidden instructions inside.
Q: Is this watch winder battery operated?
A: No, all of the Steinhausen watch winders are AC operated.
Q: What is the single rocker switch supposed to do?
A: It is the bi-directional switch for clockwise and counter-clockwise direction of the winder. Some watch manufactures such Rolex might prefer counter-clockwise direction, whereas with the Steinhausen watches any direction is compatible.