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12-slot watch box

The 12-compartment watch box format is the most comprehensive in our storage range: 6 models, 4 materials, and the only one in the catalogue to offer a two-tier jewellery drawer (Bellagio).

The 12-compartment watch box format is the most comprehensive in our storage range: 6 models, 4 materials, and the only one in the catalogue to offer a two-tier jewellery drawer (Bellagio). From the 900 g travel case to the solid wood Milan at 2.5 kg, every use has its version.

Six 12-compartment watch boxes compared

Two schools of geometry: compact two-row trays (Gandi 31 × 20 × 8 cm, Monza carbon effect 33 × 21 × 8 cm, Voyager soft 30 × 20 × 7.5 cm) and generous formats with tall lids (Ravello walnut 34 × 21.5 × 9 cm, Milan solid wood 42 × 24 × 12.5 cm). The Milan's height accommodates thick chronographs that the flat 8 cm boxes compress.

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The Bellagio: 12 watches and a two-tier jewellery drawer

The black Bellagio (30 × 20 × 13 cm, 2 kg) combines a glazed tray with 12 slots and a sliding drawer with two levels for rings, bracelets and cufflinks. It's the all-in-one solution for a dressing table or wardrobe, halfway between the watch and jewellery box with dual drawer.

12-compartment box in wood, carbon or zipped case

Wood (Gandi, Ravello walnut, Milan solid) remains the display choice: sturdy structure, glazed lid, lasting patina. The Monza carbon effect lightens the style, the Voyager case with zip closure is the only one to travel safely. If your collection is smaller, the 8-compartment and 10-compartment formats are more compact; beyond that, head to the 20-compartment or the 18-slot Milan visible on the watch boxes page. To decide, our complete watch box guide puts all 4 materials to the test.

Frequently asked questions

Check the total height: an 8 cm box accommodates cases up to around 14 mm thick, including the cushion. For chronographs or divers' watches of 15 mm and above, the Milan solid wood (12.5 cm height) or Bellagio (13 cm) allow the lid to close without pressure on the watch glass.
For daily use, yes: the two compartmented levels hold rings, earrings, bracelets and cufflinks. However it is not lockable: for high-value pieces, a dedicated safe remains the only real security, with the Bellagio serving as rotation storage instead.
No, and it's actually a sensible choice: a collection grows, rarely shrinks. Empty slots serve spare straps (rolled NATO, leather) and tools (spring bar tool). Buying a larger box in two years costs more than getting the right size today.
Alternate or group by row, but avoid direct leather-to-steel contact: a deployed clasp can mark light leather by rubbing each time you open it. Let leather straps air for a few hours after wearing before closing the lid, as residual moisture is the leading factor in ageing.
Against dust and scratches, yes; against crushing, no: that's the trade-off of softness (900 g, zip closure). When travelling, place it in the centre of your luggage, surrounded by fabric. At home, a rigid box with glazed lid offers better protection against stacking or direct impact.