List of products by brand Rapport London

Rapport London, an English house founded in 1898. EVO MK3 winders and the Formula range, designed in London, assembled in Dublin. Three-year warranty.

Rapport London is an English family house founded in 1898, now in its fourth generation. Its winders are designed in Paddington, London, and hand-assembled in Dublin. Three-year La Boîte à Montres warranty, beyond the manufacturer's two years.

Rapport London EVO MK3 watch winder: the house best-seller

The EVO MK3 in black is the brand's best-selling model worldwide: piano-lacquered wood, adjustable leather cushion, suited to every case and every strap. It also comes in blue, Rolex green, red and silver.

Winding programmes: 700 to 1,800 turns per day

The MK3 offers nine programmes, from 700 to 1,800 turns per day, clockwise, anticlockwise or bidirectional. Programme 6 — 900 turns per day, bidirectional — is the one we recommend for a Rolex or an Omega. When in doubt about a watch, bidirectional remains the safe choice. Our full review of the MK3 goes through each programme with the figures.

MK3 watch winder sets: two or four watches on one power supply

The MK3 builds up in modules on a single supply: the set of two MK3 winders in black, the set of four MK3 winders in black, or the set of four MK3 winders in colour for a collection that carries colour.

Formula watch winders: two, four and six watches under one glass

The Formula range, in black lacquer, brings winding and storage into one cabinet: the Formula Duo for two watches, the Formula Quad for four, the Formula Six for six.

Virtually silent winder, antimagnetic, resting vertically

The MK3 motor is virtually silent and antimagnetic, so it leaves the movement alone. Between cycles the winder pauses and comes to rest vertically, the mainspring easing and the hairspring staying at intermediate tension. Power comes from the mains or from two LR14 batteries, which makes the MK3 usable inside a safe.

Rapport London in stock, shipped from France

The Rapport London winders shown here are held in stock on our premises, photographed and filmed by us. The full range sits under watch winders, and our guide to using a watch winder explains which setting to keep for a given watch. For a Swiss Made motor, see Swiss Kubik.