Montres Outlet

6-slot watch box

The 6-compartment watch box is the best-selling format in our storage range: 7 models in our catalogue, from the lightest (zipped Voyager case, 600 g ) to the most refined (Ravello walnut with jewellery drawer, 1.6 kg ).

The 6-compartment watch box is the best-selling format in our storage range: 7 models in our catalogue, from the lightest (zipped Voyager case, 600 g) to the most refined (Ravello walnut with jewellery drawer, 1.6 kg). All fit on a standard shelf or in a chest of drawers.

7 watch boxes with 6 compartments, 4 materials

The 6-slot format covers the full spectrum of wooden and composite watch boxes: solid wood (Milan espresso, 38 × 13 × 12.5 cm, metal hinges), walnut (Ravello, with or without drawer), brown-stained wood (Gandi, 31 × 11 × 8 cm, the most compact), carbon effect (Monza) and composite faux leather (Sorrento with metal trim, Voyager zipped case). Same capacity, but weight varies threefold: it's the structure that makes the difference in protection.

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Glass lid or zipped case: two distinct uses

Five of our seven models have a glass lid: the box stays in place, dials visible, dust kept out. The Voyager zipped case serves a different purpose: slip 6 watches into a suitcase without fear of accidental opening. If you travel with only 1 to 3 watches, a watch pouch or travel case will be more compact (from 150 g).

6-compartment watch box with jewellery drawer

The Ravello walnut 6-compartment adds a sliding drawer beneath the watch tray (33.7 × 10.5 × 11.8 cm overall): rings, cufflinks and fine bracelets fit inside without a separate box. It's the compact alternative to the watch and jewellery case with dual drawer.

What if 6 compartments are no longer enough?

Moving to 8, 10 or 12 compartments changes the geometry: you move from a single-row layout to a two-row tray, deeper (20 cm and more). Our complete watch box guide compares all formats. The full range is visible on the watch boxes page.

Frequently asked questions

Allow approximately 31 to 38 cm in length by 11 to 13 cm in depth: the 6 watches are arranged in a single row. The most compact in our selection is the Gandi (31 × 11 × 8 cm), the most generous the Milan solid wood (38 × 13 × 12.5 cm), whose height accommodates thick cases such as chronographs.
Yes: the removable cushions are 8 to 9 cm wide and compress. A case of 46 to 50 mm with a closed steel bracelet will slip in without force. For very thick watches, opt for models with a tall lid such as the Milan (12.5 cm total height) rather than flat cases of 7.5 cm.
Solid wood or walnut (1.5 to 1.6 kg) prioritises stability and the aesthetic of a permanent display piece. Composite faux leather (600 to 800 g) prioritises lightness and easy maintenance with a cloth wipe. With equal display use, wood ages better; with frequent handling, composite resists fingerprints and visible micro-scratches.
A dry microfibre cloth each week, a barely damp cloth for marks, and never solvent-based household products that attack the varnish. Keep the box out of direct sunlight to preserve the wood tone and felt interior. The glass lid cleans like a window, with product applied to the cloth, not the box.
Yes: the Voyager case (33 × 11 × 7.5 cm, 600 g) slides flat into cabin baggage without exceeding size limits. Always keep your watches in the cabin, never in the hold: handling impacts and temperature swings are far more severe there. The zip closure prevents accidental opening in transit.