I was gifted a watch display for… I was gifted a watch display for Christmas and WOW! I had seen reviews on YouTube and watched to at least check out the product. So I put it on my list, not really expecting it. When I opened the box, I was met with some of the best packaging. That alone was an awesome experience to unbox. The display itself is absolutely beautiful and made with higher quality components that make it feel way more premium than I was expecting. The plexiglass isn’t cloudy and the wood is REAL wood, not that cheap IKEA stuff. For any enthusiast of collecting watches or other EDC stuff, I can’t recommend buying one of the products from H & H!

Great quality product Great quality product. Its so elegantly designed. Watches look great. Wrong product was shipped initially but they rectified the issue immediately. I have bought more since then for other family members.

Amazing product (armada) and amazing… Amazing product (armada) and amazing service throughout. Responded quickly to emails and a couple of questions. Packaging was bomb proof …. One issue though, Uk based and got caught for customs charges. All in all very pleased with my purchase

Holme & Hadfield has an exciting future Holme & Hadfield is a small company that blew up because of a nitch products. They are constantly improving and listening to customers. While they need to up the speed of their customer service, they overall are great and helpful, and I'm super excited to see what they come out with next.

Great product but I think after sales… Great product but I think after sales services need to improve. After you purchased the watch dock inside the package there is a paper slip with a QR code for you to scan and to a link, which is if your pillars are too big for the watch. But there were no further responses after I’ve submitted everything. When I sent email directly to their contact they came back and say there is actually nothing they can do for the pillars size and asked me to consider to buy the other product with removable pillars. Kind of pointless when you include something in the package that nothing can be done.