EfaithtekAutomatic Single Watch Winder with Japanese Quiet Motor，AC Adapter or Battery Powered

Perfect. Had for a month now (during a move, no less) and it's performed flawlessly. The overall size is kinda bigger than it needs to be, but the upside is that there is tons of room around the watch so it doesn't scrape on the product hatch. [A different product which has the watch facing straight forward has worrying reviews of watches scraping against the product window. This design has plenty of room, there's nearly zero chance any watch model could come close to scraping against the window.] Particularly handy for travels is that it can operate on 2x AA batteries or be plugged in. It's truly very quiet, but not silent, it was slightly audible when on a nightstand near the bed head, but wasn't audible when across the room. It's not a bad sound though, like a low hum. The motor does seem quality.Interestingly, the holder pillow exactly fits my Breitling Navitimer which has two links removed.The only thing I'd have done differently with the design is the addition of a couple purple blacklight LED's to keep the watch face illumination marks energized and ready for a night out. Well, am also not a fan of the faux ostrich upholstering on the exterior, but the faux carbon variant looked even worse in pics. A simple white or cream faux leather would look 100% more classy without costing more to produce. I'd still buy again and can recommend it.

The media could not be loaded. Just received this today. Seems to work as described. Very quiet. I can’t hear it at all. It’s not a $200 winder, but my Breitling Avenger fits and looks good in it. Design and build also looks good for the price. Of course, I just got it, but if it keeps doing what it’s supposed to do, I’ll be very happy. If not, I will report back.

Having been a discerning collector of fine timepieces for many years, I recently acquired the Efaithtek Single Watch Automatic Winder, with high expectations of its performance. My initial experience with this device was nothing short of remarkable. For the first month, it functioned flawlessly, maintaining my watch's precision with grace and reliability. The winder operated smoothly on battery power, which I exclusively utilized, and I found it to be a commendable addition to my collection.However, my satisfaction was unfortunately short-lived. After a mere month of use, the winder inexplicably ceased to operate. I promptly replaced the batteries, hoping it would resolve the issue, and while the winder did resume functioning, this resurgence was fleeting—lasting only a week.Following the detailed instructions provided, I then attempted to use the winder via the electric connector, sans batteries, anticipating a return to its former glory. Regrettably, this attempt proved futile, as the winder has not worked properly since that moment. In a bizarre twist, it occasionally moves on its own—without any batteries or electricity—albeit at an incredibly sluggish pace, as if it were a ghost of its former self.In conclusion, while the Efaithtek Single Watch Automatic Winder initially performed admirably, its subsequent decline into erratic behavior has been profoundly disappointing. For a connoisseur of horology, such unpredictability is simply unacceptable. I had hoped this winder would serve as a reliable steward for my cherished timepiece, but it has ultimately failed to meet even the most basic expectations of dependability.

Works well. I keep it in my closet, so I don’t hear it unless I am in there while it is running. Looks good. The pillow for the watch is a little hard to close my watch over, but my wrist is small, so I just squish it down to secure the watch in place. If I don’t the watch slides while turning causing the watch to lose time. So far, very satisfied with this purchase!

Good value for the money. It works well. However, the silent motor is getting louder over time. It is not loud, but it is not as quiet as the first couple of weeks I had it. Time will tell how loud it will end up.

It worked great for a couple of months. Kept the watch wound. Then started making noise and started working intermittently. Oh well. Now it just keeps dust off the watch

My wife's Movado watch quit working. She doesn't wear it often so we thought it needed winding. I bought this automatic winder and we let left it on for several days. The watch still didn't work so we took it to a jeweler go get if fixed. He put a battery in it and now it works just fine. BTW, the automatic winder work as advertised.

The media could not be loaded. Pillow has outer sleeve for adjustment between big and small. No in between. It’s too loose or slightly too tight but I don’t think it will damage the watch. When it came, the motor and wires were all exposed. I thought it was broken in half but I was able to put the pieces back together. Fake leather feels very thin and cheap but it doesn’t need to hold up to a lot of wear and tear so we’ll see if I keep it. Good thing is, it’s quiet and it works!