Description
UNDERWOOD WATCH WINDER CASE FOR SIX WINDING MODULE UNIT.
A system that allow you to remove one or more modules for travel or for storage in a safe; a system that was built from only the finest combination of high-tech materials and natural, vegetable-tanned fine grain leathers; moreover, a system that actually costs less than virtually any of the ordinary watch-winding boxes which lack these features, imagine all that, and you will have a good idea of the revolutionary Modular Winding System now brought to you by Underwood.
MEASUREMENTS
Dimensions: ca. W32 x H28.5 x D15.5 cm
Approx. W12⅝ x H11⅜ x D6⅛ inches.
Operates AC or battery power.
When using AC power, battery power is automatically cut off, preserving the life of your batteries
Continuously flashing green LED lets you know the system is operational, even during rest cycles
Low-battery indicator gives you ample time to safely replace the batteries
Underwood Programming System
Underwood has developed a new system, which allows the possibility of directly programming your watch winder according to the specifications of the watch manufacturer, by a customized USB cable
Default Cycle Rotation Program
The unit will rotate 10 minutes clockwise, then 10 minutes counter- clockwise, after which it stops for 5 hours and 40 minutes. It will then repeat this cycle.
Swiss Motor
All of the Rotobox automatic watch winders from Underwood are powered by high-quality Maxon A-max DC motors each featuring high performance permanent magnets. At the heart of every Maxon motor is the world-wide patented, ironless rotor “the System Maxon®”. This motor concept has many specific technical advantages, which for Underwood results in a low-noise, highly efficient motor with low power consumption.
WHAT IS INCLUDED
Ac Power Cord Adapter
©Rotobox Modules watch winder
Standard Watch Holders
Leather Travel Box – Color match
Underwood Programming System USB Cable
Software programming system downloadable at the following link: Download
MADE IN ITALY
A LONG STORY ESTABLISHED SINCE 1945
