Hello Standy,
I am travelling through Europe next month and, while it's not doctor's orders to wear an expensive watch for the trip, I want to have the peace of mind to wear something that, if stolen, can be replaced. My plan is, as a general rule when I wear my travel watch (the Omega), to leave my daily watch (the Rolex) at my office, which is on the grounds of the estate belonging to our Queen's first cousin. You can gather that security is pretty tight there, day or night. But I acquired my new Rolex at the beginning of the month and I quite fancy taking it for a spin on a Eurostar train in a month or two. I hope this clarifies!
Click to expand...