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Guys, have just been through a few bad weeks which culminated in being burgled whilst at father in laws funeral.
The theiving scum, amoung a load of other things stole a number of watches that I really have no idea of the value for insurance.
Any ideas would be gratefully accepted, internet seraches are proving a little difficult to pin down and the knowledge in this place, frankly, amazes me!
The first was a Breitling Chronometre Automatic - three dial face on a metal strap. I bought this in Singapore in '06 for around £3,500. Hardly worn, a few light marks on the strap, no marks to the face, bevel or casing. I probably have a picture somewhere if that helps.
Second. A Rado Jubile. Bought for £1,400 in 2004. Unmarked. Had a dark blue face with no markings, jewels etc, just a plain watch - it did have a date window.
Third was a ladies Raymond Weil. Picked it up non-working for £250 and had it repaired in 2005. Was about £1200 new from memory. Simple square design on a leather strap.
Now the gutting one. My Grandfathers 1946-47 Omega Calibre on a Bonklip gold strap. Worn and much loved - I really have no idea how much this would be worth. I had it serviced a few years back and is worked perfectly. If I could get this back I'd give up on the others, totally gutted that the b
ds found this.
So, any ideas? Other than installing a bear trap.
The theiving scum, amoung a load of other things stole a number of watches that I really have no idea of the value for insurance.
Any ideas would be gratefully accepted, internet seraches are proving a little difficult to pin down and the knowledge in this place, frankly, amazes me!
The first was a Breitling Chronometre Automatic - three dial face on a metal strap. I bought this in Singapore in '06 for around £3,500. Hardly worn, a few light marks on the strap, no marks to the face, bevel or casing. I probably have a picture somewhere if that helps.
Second. A Rado Jubile. Bought for £1,400 in 2004. Unmarked. Had a dark blue face with no markings, jewels etc, just a plain watch - it did have a date window.
Third was a ladies Raymond Weil. Picked it up non-working for £250 and had it repaired in 2005. Was about £1200 new from memory. Simple square design on a leather strap.
Now the gutting one. My Grandfathers 1946-47 Omega Calibre on a Bonklip gold strap. Worn and much loved - I really have no idea how much this would be worth. I had it serviced a few years back and is worked perfectly. If I could get this back I'd give up on the others, totally gutted that the b
ds found this.So, any ideas? Other than installing a bear trap.
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