Can this be used for pocket watches as well?
628198
I think you can use it for pocket watches if you remove the cushioned sections between each watch.
628199
Well, the pads are removable and that frees up space. Each section is 2.3" L and 3.9" W.
628200
sure could, most would fit just fine. Might have to remove the pillow, or just stash the pocket watch under it
1212935
I'm sure you can use it with many different items. The loop might just need to be shortened. I personally use it strictly with my fitbit.
685470
depending on what screws is your watch using.Look for the type your watch has and compare with list of the drivers of this pack.I would say yes, but I am not 100% sure.
1635916
Sorry. I have the old style square Nanoipod & it's perfect for that. I don't know the shape of smart watches.
682703
I'm not familiar with that specific watch. It does get small enough to open my wife's watches.
2068147
If your watches can lie flat than I don't think it will be a problem. I've been able to fit things like brooches and small boxes, so I think a watch would fit fine.
2217827
These will not work for any wall clocks i have ever seen. They are tiny. Great for pocket watches but not clocks.
1681489
The short answer is "YES"...I mentioned this in my review which is probably buried in there with a lot of others so will mention this again. The watch will accommodate a 51mm diameter watch (except on the 4 corner slots of the case where the lid will impinge on them). The problem is the slots are spaced close together so you cannot have several watches greater than 45mm (that is including the crown) in a row without them touching one another/moving them askew to fit. If you look at the picture the watches are on the smallish side so it looks ok. I would estimate that they're no larger than 35mm (inc crown). If you skip a space between your watches, alternate your smaller/larger pieces, or don't plan to fill it with larger watches it should be fine (of course then it won't hold 18 watches). But if you have more than a few watches and they're all larger, I would recommend another case. Good luck and post a review of what you find.
121756
I used it for a Casio, it is somewhat adjustable in depth. I highly recommend this stand, I was going to get a smaller one, and if a smaller one tipped over, the Casio would be toast. So instead of buying a cheap one and then an expensive one, I just bought the expensive one, which is very heavy and heavy duty. Glad I did it, hope you do too!
1346705
It has worked just fine on my own stainless steel watch band, but I haven't tried dipping the whole timepiece in, so I am not sure with that.
718335
I don't have the watch so I couldn't say. I purchased to use in a remote control for a radio.
480032
No, for big watches it is to tight a fit. Better for small or medium size watches but not watches with a "big" face.
1686805
You could. It has a time display. It is somewhat bigger then an average watch,however.
801227
I haven't used it for any that large but I expect it will work. Worked fine on several smaller watches of varying diameters.
953737
I use it for ladies bracelets. Currently I have 14 gem bracelets in the bottom tier. The upper two tiers hold a mixture of cuff and link bracelets, approximately 6-8 each. My guess is each tier would hold 6-8 men's watches easily. I love it!!!
1658870
You can use any "Ant" band from any brand. Like Garmin for example. It's compatible with your watch.
2015158
I noticed that too, so I used it to put my husbands watches in. I asked that question to the makers of the display case and they said the glass door would hold them in. By the way the display case is still in the box it came in. Hard to buy for him!