I just wanted to tell you a little story about my watch winder that I was able to fix easily and cheaply. I got it about a year ago, after about 6 months it started acting up. It seems now when I remove a watch I need to replace it with another to keep it balanced so it can still spin them around. But after another 6 months it started getting worse. I would have to tap it to get it to go, but it continued getting worse. And I noticed it was squealing when trying to turn. So I figured there must be a belt in the gearbox. So, it was easy to open up, all that's needed is a Philips head screwdriver. So I opened up the gearbox and there was an orange "O"-ring belt, it looked a little greasy. So when I removed it for cleaning it broke into 4 pieces. So off to Home Depot. I went to the plumbing dept. and found the right size pretty quickly, a pack of 10 for $3.13, so it was a cheap and easy fix, it's like new again.What I want to add is that it naturally had bad reviews (it was from Amazon). I edited my review as these problems happened including how I repaired it. But I get the impression that I'm the only one that figured out this cheap and easy repair. Here's the watch winder:
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