Rapport London: the Paramount Nine, a watch winder cabinet for 9 automatic watches. High-gloss ebony cabinet, touchscreen control, fingerprint access, locking glass door and an inner storage drawer. Rotation direction and turns per day set module by module, with a vertical stop. An English house founded in 1898. 3-year warranty.
Watch winder cabinet built to hold nine automatic watches in a single piece. The case is made of high-gloss ebony with a glazed front. It measures 265 mm wide, 470 mm high and 240 mm deep: this is furniture, not a drawer accessory. Manufacturer reference W209.
The touchscreen control panel sets each position independently. You choose the rotation direction — clockwise, anticlockwise or alternating — and the number of turns per day. Nine watches can therefore run on nine different programmes, which is what a mixed collection needs to be wound correctly. Between cycles the mechanism stops in the vertical position.
The glass door locks with a security key, and the cabinet opens through a fingerprint reader. An inner drawer takes spare straps, tools and pouches. The whole piece sits in a dressing room or a closed room with nothing left on show.
Rapport London designs its winders in Paddington, London, and assembles them by hand in Dublin. The house has existed since 1898. We are its sole French distributor: the Paramount Nine ships from our own stock in France, and we carry the warranty to 3 years where the manufacturer states 2.
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The setting depends on the calibre, not on the brand. Our guide to winding programmes by watch type gives the turn count and rotation direction for the most common movements.
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