$275.00 USD
If you are looking for a compact, fuss-free and secure way to store your timepiece, whether at home, heading to a local watch gathering or when travelling, look no further! Our Prism Uno is the perfect case to store and display your watches.
The exterior is made from full grain Saffiano leather, while the interior is lined with velvet material to keep your watches protected. The roof opens and closes via two snap buttons, revealing the soft interior. The roof is lightly padded and when opened, lays flat and doubles as a scratch-free surface to place your watch on.
The cushion used in the Prism deserves some air time too. Made with the same velvet material as the interior, it is padded with a soft, sponge-like material and comes in an "M"-shape that allows for easy compression. And most importantly, it comes with a rail on each side, and easily slides in and out of the Prism case. No more fussing around with snap buttons, and easily access all three of your watches immediately!
Prism is sized to allow watches with case size up to 54mm (including the crown), so you can fit anything from your Rolex Datejust to Panerai inside this case. The cushion is also small enough to easily fit small straps and bracelets.
Dimensions: 21.5cm x 9.3cm x 8.6cm (LxWxH)
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Easy Opening via Snap Buttons
Slide in/out cushion via rails
Works well with bracelets
Cushion sized to fit smaller wrists
Works well with straps
Sufficient clearance to protect the watches
Note, my review was originally posted in the facebook group 'Australian Watch Forum'. I wasn't paid for it, just posted to help others decide. Reposting it here as requested:
PROs:
1. Watches slide out independently whilst others remain secured in place.
2. Each single watch roll can squeeze to accommodate bracelets sized for small wrists. On other watch rolls, the watches felt strained when closing the clasps, since the rolls were too thick.
3. Thick dividing walls safely and completely separates each watch
4. Padded mat is nice to have to lay out a watch (changing watches or straps etc)
5. When snapped shut with 4 buttons, watches are snug and secure with no wobbling inside.
6. Many selectable colorways
7. Fast shipping via DHL express from Singapore, took 2 days to AU.
8. $287.57 is a fair price in my opinion. This is what I paid during the Black Friday sale
CONs:
1. Had to wait for it to be made, no ready to ship stock. This may have just been due to the Christmas rush, not sure.
Thanks Paul for the review. Yes, the case was back-ordered then and hence took a while to ship out. All cases are now restocked and can be sent out immediately upon order. Thank you for the feedback, and I'm glad that you are enjoying the case!
Regards,
Ken
Note, my review was originally posted in the facebook group 'Australian Watch Forum'. I wasn't paid for it, just posted to help others decide. Reposting it here as requested:
PROs:
1. Watches slide out independently whilst others remain secured in place.
2. Each single watch roll can squeeze to accommodate bracelets sized for small wrists. On other watch rolls, the watches felt strained when closing the clasps, since the rolls were too thick.
3. Thick dividing walls safely and completely separates each watch
4. Padded mat is nice to have to lay out a watch (changing watches or straps etc)
5. When snapped shut with 4 buttons, watches are snug and secure with no wobbling inside.
6. Many selectable colorways
7. Fast shipping via DHL express from Singapore, took 2 days to AU.
8. $287.57 is a fair price in my opinion. This is what I paid during the Black Friday sale
CONs:
1. Had to wait for it to be made, no ready to ship stock. This may have just been due to the Christmas rush, not sure.
Thanks Paul for the review. Yes, the case was back-ordered then and hence took a while to ship out. All cases are now restocked and can be sent out immediately upon order. Thank you for the feedback, and I'm glad that you are enjoying the case!
Regards,
Ken
