Show us your Pelican case

[thsiao]

I know some of us use a Pelican case to store/transport our watches. Please show us photos of your Pelican case with the watches and note which Pelican case model you have.

Thanks!

[SaddleSC]

I have a small Pelican 1120 configured for (3) watches that works well...

[TSW]

TimeTote

[77T]

Sorry no pics - prefer to fly under the radar with Harbor Freight aluminum cases with siped foam blocks.

[ismelllikepoop]

to bring back an old thread, anyone have issues with the case closing fairly snug? I imagine the foam has enough give that it wouldn't be a big deal, but i'd prefer not to have constant pressure on the watch.

[SaddleSC]

Originally Posted by ismelllikepoop

to bring back an old thread, anyone have issues with the case closing fairly snug? I imagine the foam has enough give that it wouldn't be a big deal, but i'd prefer not to have constant pressure on the watch.

I keep my DSSD in mine now. I am pretty sure that if the watch can withstand pressure to 12,800 feet under water, that the pressure exerted by a little bit of pinch foam is not going to cause any problems:)

[kilyung]

Originally Posted by ismelllikepoop

i'd prefer not to have constant pressure on the watch.

[mmmk604]

Originally Posted by SaddleSC

I keep my DSSD in mine now. I am pretty sure that if the watch can withstand pressure to 12,800 feet under water, that the pressure exerted by a little bit of pinch foam is not going to cause any problems:)

This is beyond true

[ismelllikepoop]

Yea yea, but it's also water resistant to 3900m and I doubt anyone would want to store their watch in a glass of water.

[swish77]

Originally Posted by ismelllikepoop

to bring back an old thread, anyone have issues with the case closing fairly snug? I imagine the foam has enough give that it wouldn't be a big deal, but i'd prefer not to have constant pressure on the watch.

Non-issue, really, but I'm so neurotic that I lay a polishing cloth over my watches before I close my case.