can it hold invicta watches,, being that they so large
2011935
my diesel watches hang over a bit. Anything with a 50m diameter will hang over the edge, and you kind of "push" the lid closed, but it works.
2011936
Yes i have 5 invictas and one extra large m.moors and they all fit fine .You'll love this box . very well done
2011937
it fits watches with a 44mm face, don't have anything larger than that to test
2011938
I'm not familiar with that brand but my husband wears watches with pretty big faces and they fit in the box well.
2068148
It depends on the size of the watch and the bulkiness of the band. The drawers are 3/4ths of an inch deep, so unless you have extremely thin watches, I wouldn't recommend it.
2056906
I would say no ... it is more on the electronics general use. Maybe the smallest sized MAY be used to pry open a watch's back. but definitely it won't help you disassembling the machine inside the watch.
2200689
My husband's watch face is a little over an inch wide and it fits fine. I think anything much bigger and you would need to lay it flat in the little drawer.
1946200
It depends on what you consider "big". My husband and I both have rather large watches with full, round watch faces and they fit perfectly.
478057
Dear Sully - watches up to 1.75 inches wide including the winding crown will fit. Hope this helps.
682704
I would imagine it will. Look on the back of your watch, see if there are indents on the outer edge of the watch. If these indents are there this tool should work, your watch back has to be at least 1" in diameter. you will adjust the tool by turning a wheel in the center top of tool and also turning the handle. This will line the posts up with the indentations on the watch. insert posts in indents press and turn. (it's really very easy)
1320258
Sure, most definitely. The bands that hold the watch or bracelets in place are flexible. It's would be good for bangles but remember the lid does have to close.
1648900
About 1 and a half inches wide. You can't use it with today's huge watches.
1592032
Hi, No - I have lots of big watches, and they will not fit here. I use this for large pendants and they fit from a width perspective but are sometimes tight from a depth perspective. There is some good clearance on the top when you close the case, as the glass panel doesn't fit snugly against the base of the case, but your watch would not "curl" up and fit into a single slot. You could probably put the watch face within one of the slots, and then drape the band over and let it "spill" into the adjacent slots. But watches would only fit face up, not on their sides. It's not deep enough. I will try some of my big watches tonight, just to be sure, and reply again tomorrow. UPDATE - tried it last night and didn't like how the watches worked. I'd say NO.
2121509
No - the dividers are not adjustable - the "pillows" that your watch sits on are removable but the dividers are fixed. Yes, it is 17" wide and holds 24 watches very nicey. My husband and I love the case - we both use it for our watches - we actually keep it in a drawer and removed the lid so it is accessable without having to remove it from the drawer. - which still keeps the watches enclosed in the drawer. WE LOVE IT.....
581693
I happen to have a Polar watch that takes this size but I can't say if that will be true for your Polar watch.
1235816
HI. If the links in the watch are screwed in. this particular gadget would not work. But I had several watches , which I needed to shorten to fit my wrist, and they all had tiny little posts holding the links together. This gadget worked great on them. I am very happy with it.Hope this helps.
2178238
Somewhat. You would have to be careful with buckling the watch around the holder because the strap may be a little short and it ends up being really tight. The watch fits no problem unbuckled as well.
682703
I'm not familiar with that specific watch. It does get small enough to open my wife's watches.
2241259
I would imagine. My son has a few pretty big Michael Kors watches that fit in it fine
2279531
I think it should. Buckled on the tightest hole, the strap opening diameter is about: 1-3/4 inches wide by 1-5/16 inches deep (from the back of the watch). Also with the shape of the band, there should be no reason why you couldn't punch 1-2 more holes in the strap if you need to do that. Hope this helps.