Sunday Hours
4.9/5 · 248 watch lovers

Sunday Hours Watch Winder

Keep your automatic watch wound between wears, so getting ready starts with choosing it.

✓ Less resetting between wears✓ Two automatic rotation modes✓ A place for your favourite watch
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Make Time For Your Watch.

I rotate two automatic watches during the week. This gives the one I am not wearing a place to keep moving. It makes choosing a watch feel less like another job.

James R.★★★★★

My watch goes on the cushion when I take it off. I checked its winding requirements, picked the mode, and made it part of my evening routine.

Daniel K.★★★★★

I like switching watches with what I am wearing. Having one on the dressing table makes the morning choice feel easier. It looks lovely beside the pieces I wear most.

Emma M.★★★★

Mine used to end up on the dresser beside my keys. Now it has its own spot. I like seeing it there while it is off my wrist.

Sophie S.★★★★★

I wanted a simple button rather than a screen full of settings. Switching modes is straightforward. I did check my watch instructions before choosing one.

Alex W.★★★★★

Picking up my watch is part of getting ready now. I like that it is on display rather than tucked away. The rounded shape looks great on my shelf.

Chloe T.★★★★★

My favourite automatic deserves more than a drawer. I enjoy having it on view, and it is easy to make putting it away part of my evening.

Nina P.★★★★★

I switch between watches quite a bit. A winder made sense for my automatic, once I had checked the winding requirements. It is a satisfying little addition to my desk.

Sam H.★★★★★

Frequently Asked Questions

Will It Work With My Watch?

Check your automatic watch’s winding direction and turns per day against the two cycles. It is not for quartz or manual-wind watches.

How Do I Change Modes?

Press the button to switch between the two rotation modes. Hold it for three seconds to turn the winder off.

What If It Is Not For Me?

Try Sunday Hours at home for 30 days. If it is not for you, get in touch for a full refund.

Less Resetting. More Wearing.

Keep Your Automatic Moving

Between wears, rotation does the work. The winder turns your compatible automatic through a timed cycle to keep its self-winding movement working.

Give Your Watch A Place

Enjoy it off your wrist, too. The rounded housing frames your watch on a desk, dresser or bedside table.

An Evening Place For Your Watch

Make putting your watch away a ritual. Give your compatible automatic a place on the dresser, ready for the next time you choose it.

Your Watch Deserves More Than A Drawer.

Hand choosing a watch beside an Cream winder
Choose Your Watch For The Day.
Green watch winder on a study shelf
Enjoy It Between Wears.

You chose an automatic for a reason.

Enjoy the ritual without starting again every time. Sunday Hours keeps a compatible watch rotating while it is off your wrist. Give it a place in your day, even on the days you wear something else.

Hands holding a watch cushion beside the Green winder

Will It Work With My Automatic?

Start with your watch’s winding requirements.

Automatic movements differ. Check the required direction and turns per day with your watch maker, then compare them with the two rotation cycles.

Sunday Hours is for compatible automatic watches. It does not wind manual-wind watches or charge quartz watches.

A Simple Routine For Your Automatic.

Cream winder with a curved shell and clear dome

Less Resetting Between Wears

Timed rotation keeps a compatible automatic moving while it is off your wrist.

Switch Modes With One Button

Press to choose between two rotation cycles; hold for three seconds to turn it off.

Enjoy Your Watch On Display

The circular opening frames your watch, giving it a place on your desk or dresser.

Keep Your Watch Ready To Wear.

FeatureSunday HoursA Watch Drawer
Rotates a compatible automatic between wearsYesNo
Two timed rotation cyclesYesNo
Keeps your watch off your wristYesYes
Displays your watch while storedYesNo

A New Ritual For Watch Lovers.

Less Resetting Before Work

I rotate two automatic watches during the week. This gives the one I am not wearing a place to keep moving. It makes choosing a watch feel less like another job.

James R.

Part Of My Evening Routine

My watch goes on the cushion when I take it off. I checked its winding requirements, picked the mode, and made it part of my evening routine.

Daniel K.

Ready For A Change

I like switching watches with what I am wearing. Having one on the dressing table makes the morning choice feel easier. It looks lovely beside the pieces I wear most.

Emma M.

A Better Place For My Watch

Mine used to end up on the dresser beside my keys. Now it has its own spot. I like seeing it there while it is off my wrist.

Sophie S.

Straightforward To Use

I wanted a simple button rather than a screen full of settings. Switching modes is straightforward. I did check my watch instructions before choosing one.

Alex W.

A Nice Start To The Day

Picking up my watch is part of getting ready now. I like that it is on display rather than tucked away. The rounded shape looks great on my shelf.

Chloe T.

Try Sunday Hours For 30 Days. Not For You? Get A Full Refund.

See how it fits your watch rotation at home.

You have 30 days from delivery to try Sunday Hours with your compatible automatic watch.

If it is not for you, get in touch. We will refund you in full and pay for the return.

Hand steadying an Cream winder on a bedside table
Hands seating a watch cushion in the Green winder
Emma placing an Cream winder on her dresser
James taking a study selfie beside a Green winder
Hand supporting an Cream winder above a dresser
Finger touching the rear button of a Green winder
Hands removing the clear dome from an Cream winder
Sophie taking an evening selfie beside an Cream winder
Hand turning a closed Green winder on a hallway console
Alex placing a Green winder beside his reading glasses
Cream winder beside a folded sweater at blue hour
Nina taking a sitting-room selfie beside a Green winder
Hands placing an Cream winder on a closet shelf
Hands settling a watch on its cushion beside a Green winder
Cream winder beside a book and glasses at dawn

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Watches Can I Use It With?

It is for compatible automatic watches, whose self-winding movements respond to motion. Check your watch maker’s required winding direction and turns per day before choosing a mode. It does not wind manual-wind watches or charge quartz watches.

What Does Mode One Do?

Mode one turns clockwise for two minutes, rests for eight minutes, turns in reverse for two minutes, then rests for eight minutes. Compare this cycle with your watch’s winding requirements.

What Does Mode Two Do?

Mode two alternates rotation direction every ten minutes for two hours, then rests for six hours. Choose a cycle only after checking your watch’s winding requirements.

How Do I Switch It On Or Off?

Press the button to switch modes. Hold the button for three seconds to turn the winder off. Check your watch is seated securely before starting rotation.

Will It Keep My Watch Exactly On Time?

A winder maintains motion for a compatible automatic; it is not a time-setting device. Your watch’s accuracy and power reserve still depend on its movement and the rotation cycle it needs.

What If It Is Not For Me?

Try Sunday Hours at home for 30 days from delivery. If it is not for you, get in touch for a full refund. We will pay for the return.

★★★★★4.9/5 from 248 watch lovers

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