ProCase is a brand most people know first from tablet cases and only later rediscover on the dresser. The provider's watch boxes follow the same idea as its cases: pragmatic protection, plenty of organisation and a price that doesn't hurt anyone. On this page we classify all nine models that we currently see as readily available, from the single-compartment box to the twenty-slot model with a drawer. Our brand overview collects further manufacturers.
The ProCase models at a glance
The table below sorts all nine models by our editorial rating and shows how many watches each piece holds. We deliberately do not state concrete prices, because they fluctuate strongly for this brand; instead, we place each model in a price class. The ratings are editorial assessments based on the documented features and are not laboratory results.
| Model | Compartments/type | Material | Price range | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ProCase Uhrenbox 6 Fächer | 6 compartments, 2 levels | PU leather, glass lid | Entry level | 4,0/5 |
| ProCase Uhrenreisekoffer 1 Fach | Case, 1 slot | PU leather, padded | Entry level | 4,0/5 |
| ProCase Uhrenbox 20 mit Schublade | 20 compartments, 2 levels | PU leather, glass lid | Entry level to mid-range | 3,9/5 |
| ProCase Holz-Uhrenbox 12 | 12 compartments, drawer | Wood according to the manufacturer | Entry level to mid-range | 3,9/5 |
| ProCase Uhrenrolle | Roll, travel case | PU leather, soft | Entry level | 3,8/5 |
| ProCase 6 Fächer plus 3 Brillen | 6 watches, 3 pairs of glasses | PU leather in brown | Entry level | 3,7/5 |
| ProCase Reiseetui 2 Uhren | Case, 2 slots | PU leather, padded | Entry level | 3,7/5 |
| ProCase Uhrenbox 1 Fach | 1 compartment | PU leather, glass lid | Entry level | 3,7/5 |
| ProCase Uhrenbox 8 Fächer | 8 compartments, 2 levels | Glass lid, dial up to 50 mm | Mid-range | 4,0/5 |
The models in detail
We sorted the nine models by features and workmanship, with the highest editorial rating at the top. Each piece serves a different purpose, from the single display case for a favourite watch to the large organising solution with a drawer. The assessment below each one says what use we recommend the model for and where its limit lies.
ProCase watch box with 6 compartments
- Six padded compartments with removable cushions cover the typical everyday collection and allow slots to be freed up for larger cases
- The second level holds rings, bracelets and chains, so the jewellery lies separate from the watches and scratches nothing
- The genuine glass insert in the lid displays the collection while keeping dust out, and the black faux leather blends in unobtrusively
- ProCase does not give binding compartment dimensions or a maximum dial size; a lock and a winder are also missing
ProCase watch travel case with 1 compartment
- A compact PU leather case with soft padding that keeps your second watch safe and within reach while travelling
- According to the manufacturer, it also holds large watches and smartwatches with cases up to 55 millimetres, which includes most dive watches
- The small format disappears into any bag and fits into standard hotel safes without taking up valuable space there
- Only one slot and a soft shell; if you carry several watches or need crush protection, reach for the roll or a hard case
ProCase watch box with 20 compartments and drawer
- Twenty watch slots above and an additional drawer below hold tools, spare straps or jewellery, without needing a second box
- The glass lid displays the collection and keeps dust out; the drawer keeps small items organised and still within reach at all times
- For collectors who want to keep their accessories in one place alongside their watches, this is an exceptionally practical combination
- The faux leather look stays functional, and the manufacturer does not give compartment dimensions in detail, so you should measure large watches beforehand
ProCase wooden watch box with 12 compartments
- Twelve compartments cover a grown collection, and the drawer underneath holds tools, straps and jewellery in an orderly way
- According to the manufacturer, the body is made of wood, which sets it noticeably apart from the plastic carriers of the other models
- The black version with a glass lid looks calmer than many colourful alternatives in this price class and fits into almost any setting
- Which type of wood is used and how thick the body is remains unclear; here we rely solely on the manufacturer's statement
ProCase watch roll as a travel case
- A roll sits more slimly in luggage than any hard shell and can be slipped between clothing, where it is additionally cushioned
- The soft padding keeps the watches separate from one another, so cases and crystals do not rub against each other on the way
- Kept in black, the roll does not stand out in the suitcase, which is an underrated advantage when travelling compared with conspicuous cases
- ProCase does not state clearly in the product details exactly how many slots the roll offers; check this on the product page before buying
ProCase watch box with 6 compartments and glasses compartment
- Six watch slots above and three glasses compartments below solve a problem many collectors know, without needing two boxes
- The two levels make good use of the surface area and keep watches and glasses separate from each other, free of scratches
- The warm brown in a leather look blends unobtrusively into the bedroom or dressing room and looks less technical than black
- If you store only watches, you waste space with the glasses compartments and are better off with the pure six-compartment watch box
ProCase travel case for 2 watches
- Two padded slots are enough for a weekend trip, where a second watch is to come along in addition to your everyday watch
- The compact format fits into a briefcase, backpack and hand luggage without you having to plan extra space for it
- Easy-care faux leather in black stays inconspicuous and even survives a rain shower on the way to the hotel
- The product details on dimensions and interior fittings are sparse; the soft shell is only conditionally suitable for delicate watches
ProCase watch box with 1 compartment
- A single box with a glass lid showcases your favourite watch instead of letting it vanish in a half-empty six-slot box
- The padded watch cushion keeps the strap in shape and protects case and crystal from dust and scratches
- As gift packaging with lasting value, the small casket cuts a much better figure than any cardboard box
- For more than one watch the format is simply too small, and the look remains faux leather rather than genuine leather or wood
ProCase watch box with 8 compartments
- Eight slots on two levels are exactly the size at which many collections get stuck: the 6-slot becomes too tight and the 12-slot stands around half empty
- The outer dimensions are 22.5 x 20.5 x 11 centimetres, and according to the provider the compartments hold dials up to 50 millimetres in diameter
- The watch cushions are removable, so a slot can also be used for a folded strap or a spare bracelet
- The glass lid keeps dust out and displays the collection, and there is a drawer for small parts such as cufflinks or spring bars
- A lock is not documented for this model. If you want to lock it, you are better served by our page on lockable watch boxes
- The exterior is faux leather, not genuine leather and not wood. That is enough for protection, but as a piece of furniture in the living room, solid wood looks different
ProCase: range and workmanship
ProCase is not a watch brand but an accessories manufacturer that became known for protective cases for tablets and smartphones. By its own account, the company later expanded its range to storage for jewellery and watches, carrying cases, hearing protection and household accessories. The watch boxes are therefore an offshoot of the protection and organisation business, which explains the price level and construction well.
At their core, almost all the boxes follow the same design: a body with a PU leather cover, a lid with a genuine glass insert, soft lining and removable watch cushions. Two levels or a pull-out drawer are more the rule than the exception with this brand, which makes them interesting for mixed collections of watches and jewellery. The manufacturer states one variant has a wooden body, whereas ProCase does not mention genuine leather for any model.
On dimensions, the brand stays vague, like many providers in this price range. Some individual product descriptions give details on the maximum dial size, but binding compartment dimensions for every variant are missing. So measure your largest watch across the bezel and add the crown before you order, because this is exactly where most wrong purchases fail. The basics are covered in our watch box buying guide.
One point needs to be stated clearly, because product descriptions like to blur it: a watch box is storage without a motor and does not rotate your watch. It organises, protects against dust and light and prevents scratches, and that is all it does. Likewise, a lid does not replace a safe, because even with a lock such a box would only be access protection. Once a collection reaches a relevant value, a certified watch safe belongs in the plan, and our guide to security levels for watch safes provides the classification.
Who ProCase is suited to
ProCase suits you if you want order and do not want to buy a piece of furniture for it. The six-watch box with two levels is the best entry point, because it separates watches and jewellery cleanly and needs hardly any space. As the collection grows, the twelve-watch box with a wooden body and the twenty-watch box with a drawer are the logical next steps, and we also classify both among the large watch boxes.
If you travel often, ProCase is positioned more broadly in its range than many box brands. The single-slot case takes your second watch along, the two-watch pouch covers the short trip, and the roll lies flat in your luggage. Which design suits which purpose is compared in our overview of travel cases and specifically for watch rolls.
ProCase is not the right brand if you require genuine leather, exact compartment dimensions or a showpiece collection cabinet. The faux leather look is honestly functional, the data remains patchy, and the models listed here do not offer a lock. And if your automatic watch is meant to keep running between wearing days, you also need a winder, because no box from the brand has a motor. You will find suitable devices among the affordable watch winders.
Alternatives to ProCase
If you want to stay in the same price range but have more choice in compartment numbers, SONGMICS offers boxes with ten to twenty-four compartments and two watch winders as well. The construction is very similar, but SONGMICS offers a lockable model and the solid wood variant. Both brands serve the same segment and are worth a direct comparison.
If you are looking for a traditional German brand with display cabinets and a clasp system, the way leads to Heisse und Söhne. For leather boxes with a glass lid and lock in the mid-range, take a look at ROTHWELL, whose range there runs from eight to twenty-four compartments. If you want to combine storage and drive, watch safes with a watch winder offer the cleanest combination of both.
Before you commit, it is worth looking at our individual analyses. In the review hub, boxes, cases and winders appear side by side so that the differences become visible. From ProCase, we have assessed the six-watch box and the single-slot travel case in detail, along with matching competition such as the TAWBURY leather box.
Editorial verdict
ProCase delivers pragmatic storage at a price where you do not have to think for long. The six-watch box with two levels is the sensible choice for most people, the twenty-watch box with a drawer gathers watches and accessories in one place, and the single-slot travel case is the best pick for on the go. The wooden variant brings a little more quality to the range for a small extra charge.
The brand's limits are just as clear. Compartment dimensions often go unstated, the faux leather look does not reach the class of a manufactory, and with the more briefly described models such as the roll, you should read the product page carefully before buying. Above all: the boxes store, they do not move anything, and no lid replaces a safe. If you know that, you get a lot of order for very little money with ProCase.
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