Watch help.

Higgins

No problems polishing off the AR coating. Your crystal will not suffer from that.

Asp9mm

Higgins wrote:

Asp9mm wrote:

Brietling

BrEItling 8-)

Oopsy. I used to be an ambassador for them too so that's discraceful )

Higgins

Asp9mm wrote:

so that's discraceful )

There have been countless cases on AJB where you've done things far more disgraceful than that
And nothing beats the purchase of the AT and the Exp 39 mm

Asp9mm

Higgins

You should get banned for these awful arrangements and choices! :v

Sir Miles

Higgins wrote:

You should get banned for these awful arrangements and choices! :v

Nah...I love both of those watches...not too keen on bright green trainers though )

Higgins

You LOVE YKMN - all said {:)

Sir Miles

Higgins wrote:

You LOVE YKMN - all said {:)

I do...but I prefer AWTD -{

Miles Messervy

Asp9mm wrote:

That Explorer is a real beauty.

Awilliams007

Question.... Where's the best place to get insurance for your watches?

Higgins

UNCLE27

Check your home insurance first. It may cover watches...

Bond44

Normally depends on how much value you want covered i am just looking at that now in eth UK.
Most seem to cove up to 2K but I want 4K so will have to upgrade to their premier cover etc

Cheers

always shaken

I remember when I was in the police ,and I asked my insurance company ,about cover ,and almost expecting them to go ape ,and say ,no effin way are you wearing that on duty ,they just said ok ,its on your house contents cover , But and there is a big but , you have to make sure that your valuation is up to date ,Most jewellers have an assessment day ,where a accredited insurance assessor ,will be in store to value your prized watch ,and pass on by certificate his value of it. Now if you don't keep this up to date ,and you do lose it .The kind gentlemen from your insurance company could only pay out what you paid for it . Now in my case I paid £2,100 for my GMT , 16 years ago ,and now its certificated at £5,600 ,to replace .Hope this of some help to you

Awilliams007

Thank for all the help guys.

Bond Collectors' Weekends

Awilliams007 wrote:

Thank for all the help guys.

The Collectors Insurance Agency or CIA has insurance that covers all aspects, even items on display at museums or purchases and sales in transit!

http://collectinsure.com/?gclid=CjwKEAjw7aiwBRCPgdu70arX70wSJADK6iDDqIoMM-TI6ruk8xd_sVFAbQsVR9URZ73XAZH-4-fxtRoCs-Pw_wcB

Sir Miles

UNCLE27 wrote:

Check your home insurance first. It may cover watches...

It should cover one-off items to a certain value...i.e. your total home insurance cover could be £50k but you also have a couple of items where you can claim £3k (or higher) for those particular items...
...about as clear as mud I reckon ( ) but I hope it helped -{

chriscollins007

thats about right miles but the bast**ds add on an extra premium to do this and ask for proof from the jewellers.
mine does anyhow 8-)

Sir Miles

chriscollins007 wrote:

thats about right miles but the bast**ds add on an extra premium to do this and ask for proof from the jewellers.
mine does anyhow 8-)

Do they ?
Mine have never requested that - or added a premium...and I've asked just to make sure.

chriscollins007

must just be Swinton then , gonna check it when my seamaster300 finally arrives :007)
thanks for the tip

clublos

I would recommend Jewelers Mutual. They're usually more affordable than adding it to your homeowner's policy, and they provide excellent coverage. I insured my fiance's engagement ring with them, and they came highly recommended by my agent!

Awilliams007

I've managed to get peronal items cover through my bank. Covers more than enough and personally is quite cheap.