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Thing is, you leave a watch in a winder for a couple of weeks, it's quite possible that it's a couple of minutes out by the time you come to put it back on so you need to re-set the time anyway.
I can totally understand it with an annual or perpetual calendar that's a ballache to re-set. Without a date at all it takes no time to give a watch a quick wind and set it.
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I have one of these cheap ones.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/stores/node/1648095031?_encoding=UTF8&field-lbr_brands_browse-bin=Time%20Tutelary&ref_=bl_sl_s_wa_web_1648095031It does the job but it's a bit ugly. I don't really bother with it, just a quick shake and change the time is almost as easy.
Wolf do some nice stuff with prices to match
https://www.wolf1834.com/watch-winders
Are you sure you want a winder? Given the Speedmaster is manual and the Sub and the Railmaster don’t have a date, is it worth it?