Single or Double Slot Holders for Watch Winder...

[DuDro]

Greetings All...

I'm about to invest in some watch winders for my growing collection of gen and rep watches. I've been looking at various size winders and I need some input from the community.

Has anyone had issues with winders that have double slots on a single motor? Like the one below...

Or like this one...

My main concern is having two watches positioned so close to one another. I don't want to run the risk of having a crown or crown guard rubbing against an adjacent watch.

The other alternative would be to get a winder with single slots for each watch like the models below...

Or like this one...

Can you guys / gals provide some guidance on what I should do? In addition, please let me know which winders you have and which to stay away from. Thanks for your time and help in advance!

~ The DuDro...

[DuDro]

Some help here...Please?

[m4rcus]

I'm not an expert, but I have a four watch winder with double holder.

I position the watches opposite of each other so that the crowns point out on both sides. I haven't had a problem with watches scratching each other.

[DuDro]

I'm not expert, but I have a four watch winder with double holder.

I position the watches opposite of each other so that the crowns point out on both sides. I haven't had a problem with watches scratching each other.

Thanks for the input...I can't decide which one to get. I need house at least 14-automatic watches...

[evildee]

I own this one.

The mechanism is good but the rest sucks. It gets the job done though.

Each rotator has it's own motor. It rotates bi-directional timed interval. It doesn't have settings just on or off 2 at a time.

The glass is made of plastic. There's no lift and no lift arm.