The Collection · Dublin 2
Watch Straps and Cases in Dublin
Watch straps and cases in Dublin, on the Powerscourt counter. Bring the watch: we check the insert, the lug width and the hinge before you take anything home.
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Cases and boxes are held at the Dublin counter so you can see the lining and the hinge, not a stock photo. If you already own the watch, bring it; we will tell you whether the insert actually fits.
Cases and rolls
Travel cases you can open in the shop
A leather travel case is only useful if the watch you own actually sits in it. Bring the watch. We will put it in the insert and you can decide if the lid closes without crushing the crown.
The pieces above are what is on the counter this week. They are not drop-shipped from a catalogue.
Display and storage
Boxes for the ones that stay at home
If you want a display box rather than a travel roll, say so. The lining and the hinge matter more than the photograph. You can see both upstairs.
We also fit straps and talk through storage if you are leaving a collection in a Dublin house that is not always dry.
Before you climb the stairs
Questions we get asked
Yes. A travel case is only useful if your watch sits in it. We put it in the insert and you can see if the lid closes without crushing the crown. Same rule for lug width on a strap.
Yes, usually while you wait, when you buy the strap here. We also check the spring bars. Worn ones are the usual reason a watch ends up on the pavement.
No. What you see above is on the Powerscourt counter this week. You can open the hinge and look at the lining before you pay.
Yes. The full strap conversation lives on the watch straps page. This category is the cases, boxes and accessories we actually hold.