TimelyBuys 30 Piece Cherry Wood Watch Display Wall Hanging Case and Storage Organizer Box and Stand Father's Day

This was well packaged and came complete. I have their other two smaller watch boxes and with more watches coming in and less real estate on my dresser I decided to kill two birds with one stone. I'm so glad I did!It has four rear mounting spots and I mounted mine into the bedroom sheet-rock wall using a 75# sheet-rock anchor at the upper mounting locations. Complete overkill for weight requirements but it does not move. Period.I've had it for 3 months and have zero complaints on it. Quality is great, it looks great, the stand and wall mount options are a plus, and the pillows set firmly into their pockets. This is an absolute "best bang for your buck" and then some! My wife rolled her eyes when she saw it but after I mounted it and emptied out the smaller watch boxes she was impressed with how good it looked. While it seems big after unpacking it, it visually shrinks when mounted on a wall, thus not appearing as big as it initially did.The stand works well and has a step in it so the door will open without dragging across the base if you go that route. The lock works well though I don't use it myself since it's really only good for keeping a small child from getting into it. There is a magnet in each corner of the door to ensure that it stays closed when you shut it (nice touch).While their other watch boxes are very nice (I've reviewed them as well) this is a step up if you're getting serious...or have a watch problem, LOL. From my over-sized & heavy Bulova Precisionist pimp watch down to my Timex Snoopy the watches stay firmly in place because of the interference fit of the pillows. Like their watch boxes for over-sized watches, those with G-Shocks and Invictas will be able to use this watch case. Nothing will fall out. I have a 16.5cm/6.5" wrist and I can buckle the bracelets onto the pillows but there is some firm compression on them so someone with a smaller wrist may not be able to clasp their watch on them, or at least not easily.

Incredible Display Case! Ordered it on April 6th, and received it right on April 8th! And yes, am also a Prime member. The case was well packaged and marked with multiple sides stamped: "Fragile!" in large red stickers. I'll include a few photos if they let me to illustrate below this review. I rarely give 5 stars rating, but these people mean professionalism because it was fast delivery, well packaged, and most importantly - the Display Case was well made.I first opened the box in the kitchen, but realized that I had to take it out and assemble it on carpeted floor to avoid damages and scratches that would be cause by me! I highly recommend handy electric powered screw-driver( not necessary, but would make it a lot easy. You'd power drill with screw driver bits and making sure you put it in right speed setting to not screw the screws in too fast, of course.Make sure the front of the case, or its door faces you if you decide to mount its base stands. That is the only other piece that's separated from the main Display Case. I believe the bottom of the base board mount has 8 holes on the bottom of it( You'll be given 2 extra screws totaling 10 screws). There's a thick black scratch resistant film/fabric( like the kind on top of a pool-table) that protects the bottom of that base board that does not reveal the screw holes. So the holes are covered up. You'll have to feel it with your finger tips and insert each screw through the fabric. If you are doing this yourself, make sure the case door are locked with one of the 2 keys given, and let it rest on one of your knees while you're putting together the base board to the bottom side of the case. Match the screw tips to the whole, and screw in one on each ends first to make sure both pieces lined up.The reason I use the bottom board is I did not wish to put 4holes on my wall. Am not certain over time the slightly heavy case would hold, along with the weights of the 30 watches. I had in mind to put it behind my bathroom door on the side wall trimmings. I purchase and trimmed a 3 hooks white painted coat rack panel( formerly 4 hooks coat rack from any home supply stores ), and placed it on top of the wall trimmings. Only pre-screwed the back right side of the coat rack for assurance supports. The other back side of the coat rack board AND the back top half of the case I used those "commands" picture hangers that holds 12-16(lbs) each, so as not to damage my walls. Gotta think of the future resale values of your home, mind you. Why don't I just place the Display case directly on the mantel shelf/coat rack panel? Because the Display bottom base board has a slight curved spacing groove between the bottom front of the case and the base board that helps the door to open and close easier. That's why. Plus I hate to waste a perfectly good piece of matching woods from the main case! ;DAlso, you can use wall mount mantel of any kinds of wood material or even other materials mantel piece for wall shelfing to do apply this idea in bathroom, study room, or walk-in closets. Your choice, but it's really easy to do this if you set your mind to do it.I usually keep the boxes for potential returns, but anything goes wrong like incur damages or scratch is purely my fault and not the Seller because they truly DELIVERED a marvelous workmanship of a product - and fast, too! When ever I see it, I smiled and am pleased, and then I get sick of myself for being pleased with myself… lolAnyhoo, I really hope this helps anyone interested in this Display Case!