Once you have bought over watch for your collection, it is time (pardon the pun) to start thinking about the way you will display and protect your collection.
For small collections, it may be tempting to put them away in a drawer, but there's some nice reasons why this ought to be avoided. Things that are tossed in a drawer tend to get forgotten and sometimes lost. They may even become damaged from other items in the drawer or box. This is true in case you go in to the drawer or box often for other items. Leaving watches on a shelf is not a nice suggestion either. A nice case will protect your watch collection from dust and other incidents. The last thing you need is to damage your collection from carelessly storing them.
One time your collection grows beyond 36 or so you'll need more cases. However, in case you need to keep your collection all under case, then you'll need to become creative in the way you display your collection. I have not found lots of huge display cases. thing you can try is to buy a display case from a business and change it to meet your needs.
In case you wear your watch collection and need them in working order, then you'll be wanting to inquire in to watch winding storage boxes. These are designed to both display your watch and keep it prepared to wear. The automatic winders in these boxes are made so that they do not overwind your watch because they come with a timer that prevents it. Keep in mind that most watch display cases do not fit huge sized watches - e.g. watches in excess of 45-50 mm or watches with long straps for larger men. If this describes your situation, you'll need to search for a display case specifically designed for larger watches. The Huge Journal from watches.com is an example of such display case.
Whatever you choose, it is worth investing in proper display cases to protect your watch collection. After all, you have got a precious collection - worth displaying with pride!