Fine Winding Project Tray V2

Built for real watch work, not just storage.
The Fine Winding Project Tray V2 is a modular watchmaker's bench organizer designed to keep every stage of a repair organized, protected, and contained. Whether you're servicing a vintage pocket watch, restoring a mechanical wristwatch, or managing multiple projects at once, the V2 system keeps everything exactly where you left it.
Designed and refined through real-world bench use, the V2 features an improved compartment layout, deeper storage areas, and a redesigned lid while maintaining the modular stackable design that made the original system so popular.
Build your tray system to fit your workflow. Purchase a single tray, create a multi-tray stack, or expand your existing setup as your projects grow.
Features
Updated V2 layout designed from real bench experience

Modular stackable design

Improved compartment organization

Deep storage pockets for movements, dials, hands, screws, and assemblies

Protective fitted lid available separately or with tray bundles

Durable PETG construction for daily workshop use

Adjustable securing strap included with lid configurations

Dimensions (Per Tray)
Length: 245 mm (9.65")

Width: 105 mm (4.13")

Height: 19 mm (0.75")

Available Configurations
Choose the setup that best fits your bench.
Replacement Lid

Single Tray

Single Tray + Lid

Two Trays

Two Trays + Lid

Four Trays

Four Trays + Lid

Six Trays

Six Trays + Lid

The modular design makes it easy to add trays as your workspace or collection grows.
Perfect For
Mechanical watch servicing

Pocket watch restoration

Vintage watch repair

Parts organization during disassembly and assembly

Professional watchmakers and hobbyists

Material
Printed in high-quality PETG for excellent durability, chemical resistance, and long-term bench use.
Please Note
Watch movements, dials, tools, movement holders, straps, and other accessories shown in product photos are for demonstration purposes only and are not included.
Each tray is made to order. Minor cosmetic variations and visible layer lines are a normal characteristic of the 3D printing process and do not affect fit, function, or durability.