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Headed to Europe, should I?
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hen
·Ohh Shit! Im going to California this July
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Shabbaz
·Funny that most people are warning for the neighbourhoods that are bad. Because most thieves go to the areas where rich people hang out, target them and rob the watches when there's the right moment.
Anyway, I agree what others have said. You can wear a watch everywhere but I woul'nt sit with a 20k gold rolex on a terras with short sleeves. At least I dont. But I dont have a 20k gold rolex anyway.
I do have a sub but I dont wear that one in summertime Amsterdam. Not when I go out.
Anyway, I agree what others have said. You can wear a watch everywhere but I woul'nt sit with a 20k gold rolex on a terras with short sleeves. At least I dont. But I dont have a 20k gold rolex anyway.
I do have a sub but I dont wear that one in summertime Amsterdam. Not when I go out.
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padders
··Oooo subtitles!I go to Mayfair, London once a month for work. Despite it being a very affluent area, there are a disproportionately high number of watch robberies there, particularly for flashy Rolexes. I wear an Apple Watch. It makes me die inside but there it is.
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Annapolis
·Funny that most people are warning for the neighbourhoods that are bad. Because most thieves go to the areas where rich people hang out, target them and rob the watches when there's the right moment.
Agree. It's not the "bad" neighborhoods you need to worry about. (Doubt you'd go there anyway.) As stated, it's the touristy/densely packed areas that are risky.
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M'Bob
·I hear the thieves frequent this forum looking for posts by people asking if it’s safe to wear their watches in particular cities. So to be safe, just wear a Rolex…
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Aroxx
·It’s kind of funny to me thinking of Subs as the epitome of utilitarian tool watch and now people are afraid to wear them in public. Sad and funny.
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dstfno
·It’s kind of funny to me thinking of Subs as the epitome of utilitarian tool watch and now people are afraid to wear them in public. Sad and funny.
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Pastorbottle
·It’s kind of funny to me thinking of Subs as the epitome of utilitarian tool watch and now people are afraid to wear them in public. Sad and funny.
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Aroxx
·I wonder if it’s okay to wear a sub while mowing the lawn… hmmm.
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Pastorbottle
·I wonder if it’s okay to wear a sub while mowing the lawn… hmmm.
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Pastorbottle
·Yeah, but those bloody spiders man ...
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DavidSarnoff
·Yikes! Not a friend of spiders. Thanks for all of the input everyone.
Checked with insurance agent, covered worldwide. Put it on the strap for the first time and I like it. Looks like me and the watch are traveling!
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noelekal
··Home For Wayward WatchesAtta boy!
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Syrte
·I don’t think Europe is any worse than many place in the US, but I know someone who lives in Paris got cornered in an affluent area near the Eiffel Tower by 4 guys who were after his Rolex.
I’m in the camp that wears a Casio-type watch whenever I travel— just for the peace of mind.
I’m in the camp that wears a Casio-type watch whenever I travel— just for the peace of mind.
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