Service and watch boxes: a man's perspective

 

I am one of those men who enjoys jewelry because I want to look good. After all, I am an executive in a large company and I am in front of people all the time. It is important that I look good and feel good so that I can do my best by representing my company at all times. As a result, I have many watches, rings, a few necklaces, business pins, cufflinks, money clips, and tie clips that I use regularly.

The other day my wife opened the top drawer of my dresser and screamed in horror. There, in my top drawer, floating around was all my jewelry; ดูมวย and tangled together. She immediately yelled at me (in a nice way) and said she needed a jeweler to organize and protect all my jewelery. I immediately rejected her thought and said that there was no way I was going to get a jeweler. After all, jewelers are for women, right?

A few months later, when my birthday came around, what do you think he gave me? Yes, a jeweler or, for proper reference, a "valet chest." She was right in assuming that jewelers were for women. Valets, on the other hand, are what men use. In addition to a valet box, my wife also bought a watch box as I have a fairly extensive collection of watches. Little did I know at the time, but the watch case also had an automatic winder for manual watches that I inherited from my father.

Still believing that even a men's valet box was a bit effeminate, I didn't start using it right away and it sat on my desk for several weeks. Then one morning when I was getting ready for work, I opened the top drawer to get the rings, watch, cufflinks, and tie clip I would need for the day and it was all gone. My immediate reaction was panic, as I was in a hurry, until I realized that my new valet and my surveillance box were on top of my dresser. I hadn't even realized that my wife had organized all of my jewelry in the new valet and watch box that I had bought for my birthday.

Several weeks later, after getting used to the idea of ​​using a valet and a watch box to properly store my jewelry, I must say that I really enjoy both. First, I must admit that they are very stylish and add a bit of class and sophistication to my bedroom decor. Both boxes are made of premium cherry wood with a suede lining and are completely undamaged. In fact, they are very simple but manly. Second, I have to admit that I like the organization that these boxes bring to my life. I used to spend time searching my drawer every morning looking for matching cufflinks, the rings I wanted, etc. Now they are there, ready for me every morning without hunting or pecking. Third, I appreciate the fact that my jewelry and watches are now properly protected and no longer float or scratch or tangle. Fourth, the watch case is phenomenal. All my manual watches are continuously updated, always winding, and there's no need to fumble with any of them in the morning to set them.