Serious watch collectors “end up buying more and more watch winders,” which become unsightly as they take up more and more space. Orbita’s Bergamo 40 solves that problem. It “starts with a very simple concept—a watch winder for 40 watches that can disguise itself as a piece of furniture.” The back of each custom-made cabinet is raised and lowered by remote control and contains 40 winders, each with its own motor and individually programmable.
Starts at $60,000; orbita.com
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