Triple Watch Winders
House up to three of your premium watches in a WOLF triple winder and enjoy over five generations of heritage and tradition. Each module in our three-watch winders can be individually controlled to suit the most varied collections, while our advanced technology ensures the perfect wind, every time.
Why choose a WOLF triple watch winder over other brands?
Unlike other brands that rely on estimates only, each WOLF triple watch winder uses unique patented technology to count every single rotation per day – giving you unmatched accuracy and complete control over how each of your three watches is wound.
Our winders can also be individually programmed with the required direction – clockwise, counterclockwise or bi-directional – ensuring compatibility with any automatic timepiece, no matter the brand or model.
Each 3-piece watch winder also features adjustable Lock-in Dynamic Cuffs that fit a range of wrist sizes securely, protecting your timepieces’ bracelet or strap, while keeping them perfectly positioned for an optimal wind.
Which WOLF triple watch winder should I get?
The best watch winder for 3 watches for you will depend on a few things, including your preferences and budget.
With a focus on style and sustainability, the Earth Triple Watch Winder from our 190th anniversary collection features a stunning apple-based biomaterial exterior and a recycled jacquard silk interior as well as Bluetooth controls via the WOLF app for each individual winder.
Meanwhile, our Classic Triple Watch Winder offers our patented technology wrapped in a timelessly elegant case.
We also offer watch winding solutions for 4 watches, 6 watches and 8 watches, so no matter how large your collection, WOLF always has something for you.
How do I know the TPD requirements of my watch?
Every automatic watch model has its own specific recommendations for the number of Turns Per Day it needs to keep operating smoothly.
To help you figure out the exact settings your watch requires, we have created a database with all watch winding specifications from major brands. Simply enter the manufacturer or model of your timepiece to find out the direction and number of rotations per day it needs.