Watch Boxes And Other Unique Father's Day Gifts

As Father's Day approaches, you've undoubtedly exhausted your options by returning to the tried-and-true: ties, power tools, and yet another watch. Isn't it time you got Dad a gift as special as he is? Have you ever seen him use that portable jig saw you got him last year? If not, maybe it's time to get him something he'll enjoy using. Check out the options here for Father's Day presents and get him something he'll be raving about well into next year.

The Horologist

Give him a watch winder to go with the watches you just purchased him

Boxes designed specifically for holding timepieces offer the best protection for expensive timepiece collections. Some watch boxes have see-through lids so you can show off your collection, while others have plush interiors and locks to secure your timepieces. You can find a watch case in a wide range of materials, from leather to various types of wood, to make it a unique and thoughtful gift. A watch winder will ensure that his automatic watch always keeps accurate time.

The Coordinator

Of course, dads aren't always the neatest and tidy, but that doesn't mean they don't need storage.

Valet boxes, also known as men's jewelry boxes, are great for keeping his loose change, cuff links, wallet, watch, and other personal items from scattering across the nightstand. Even if it's not as well-organized as you'd anticipated, you can always use the lid to conceal the mess.

The Device Man

Give your father the gift he doesn't realize he needs when he already has everything a man could want. His electronic charging valet case serves as a place to stow all of his personal effects, and it also has dedicated charging docks for his various electronic devices. He can begin his day feeling prepared and energized.

Variant Presents

Some dads are more into unusual cigars, while others are more into high-end pen collections. Gift him a display case that can also keep his collection safe.

Humidors, or tobacco boxes, are available in a wide variety of sizes, styles, and materials, and they typically maintain an ideal humidity for storing cigars.

He presumably likes to show off his gold-plated fountain pen when he's not using it. He can do that because he has a writing case. This present, with its see-through top and soft interior, will make him and his pens very pleased.

The Time of Day: Organizing Your Schedule With Your Watch Box

You appear to be quite occupied. Indeed, who doesn't these days? Time and schedule management are challenging, but helpful instruments exist. When we're in a hurry, it's easy to lose track of time and the date, but watches and diaries help us remember. If you have a lot of watches, you probably have a special box to store them all in. But here's a novel idea worth considering. Since you undoubtedly have several activities on your schedule for which you will need to wear a watch, you might as well use your watch box as an additional calendar and arrange the watches in the order in which you will need to wear them.

Your watch meant for use in sports should occupy the first slot in your watch box before your morning exercise. The watch with a secure, long-lasting strap, and maybe even a heart rate monitor so you can see how fast your pulse is beating at your physical peak.

This is the timepiece to wear to a business conference if you want to convey the impression that you are a serious participant in the transaction and have something substantial to offer. Presumably the one with the three small dials on the face and the sturdy chrome wristband. It would be even more convincing if they could also see your sophisticated watch case.

Sweetheart Dinner: The gold watch with Roman numerals is the obvious choice for an evening out, but an heirloom watch passed down from your grandpa that still keeps perfect time and looks as good as the day you got it would also do the trick. Either one can go in your watch case and serve you well at this critical hour.

Heading out for a casual day of shopping or sightseeing? Grab your watch box and take out the black strapped, numbered timepiece with the large hand and the little hand at your leisure. Don't go crazy.

Your weekend getaway will consist of the trekking trip you've been planning. Since you can't take your watch case with you, it's important to get a reliable, all-weather watch equipped with a compass and maybe even a GPS tracker before you go. It's preferable to be safe than sorry if you happen to get lost.

Safe at last

The timepiece is now placed back in its case. What lies ahead for you in the future can be deduced from the way you have set things up right now. Timepieces should reflect the variety of activities in your life. Your trusty watch box can safely store all of your valuable timepieces, including the one that was passed down from your grandpa.