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Watch winder with Raspberry PI.

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We bought a couple of watch winders, but all of them were noisy and broke easily.

So we decided to make a winder utilizing raspberry pi.




To start, we tried out the watch winder on a thirty year old watch.

Now it winds every seven minutes.







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