This is my third watch winder and my experiences so far had not been that great. They were noisy and not enough adjustments for number of turns. My concern here was the looks. Semi-gloss black verses a burl one like my last one. While it was not as attractive as my last one I like the ability to fine tune the number of turns. I set each winder at what the watch companies suggested and turned them on. One of my watches ran down so by toggling a couple of dip switches I was able to give it a few more turn and no more issues. All adjustments are made from inside the box which means the dip switches are all in plain sight which is not optimal since once you get them set they are not touched again. On the positive side there is a push button by each winder to turn it off and on so that when removing a watch you just press the button to turn that watch's winder off and then remove the watch. Replace the watch and push the button and it starts up giving the watch one turn. Each watch is held on a black pad that fits in a cradle so that the watch is securely held. Another added bonus is that the watches always stop straight up and down so that your four watches are always lined up on display.