I have owned Vaultz Briefcases and Storage Boxes, but when I found out that they released a Vaultz Locking Watch Case, I had to jump on the opportunity to get one in my hands, because I have high expectations.
Part of my love/hate relationship with watch boxes is that for watch collectors, there are times when wooden hatch doors get stuck and nothing drives me towards anger when your watch boxes shelves just break on you.
A lot of watch boxes may have very good upper sections, which is your usual lift to open case, but the shelves are another matter. I need something sturdy and this is where Vaultz comes in.
Vaultz makes durable cases. I have had them for many years and they are still standing strong in the face of time.
With the Vaultz Locking Watch Case, it takes the functionality of a watch organizer, but this one features 12 cushioned watch compartments on top. These give adequate space because I wear big case watches, sometimes the slots are too small for big watch cases, but this one, had no problem.
There are three additional compartments in the pull out drawer and two ring slots, but what I like is that it has metal hinges and no magnetic parts.
The whole case looks and is durable unlike the wooden cases which can easily break on you.
You get two keys, so one you can keep to lock/open your main watch compartment and another key to keep as a spare.
I have owned and also have reviewed many watch cases, but I have to say, this Vaultz Locking Watch Case is the best, for security and durability.
Sure, it may not have the look of the good old fashioned wooden watch case, but having gone through numerous watch cases that kept breaking on me, I prefer to have something sturdy, durable and trustworthy.
I have no problem with the dividers, nor do I have a problem with the lock used, but I wish it stayed with the numeric locks that Vaultz is known for and are utilized in their other cases.
The Vaultz Locking Watch Case is probably the best when it comes to durability and those wanting that added security of locking your watch case. And it’s also quite affordable at under $95. If you want durability, there are other cases but the price ranges from $325-$500. For the under $100 price category, I feel the Vaultz Locking Watch Case is the way to go!
Highly recommended!
