Yep - that's about right. I pay around $15 a month for $15K coverage w state farm. I can self-report value on anything under $2500. Have to get an appraisal for items over, but it's a very simple process. No deductible. And when I add something, I get to chat about watches with my insurance agent, who is also a collector.
Never get Speedmasters near water. Of take them to the moon-they have problems there, too.
You have a PM - this sort of thing is what I love to do...
Well, after a few emails back and forth at the time of this thread creation, with Toosweet saying he needed the weekend to think it over, I never heard back from him. Subsequent emails asking him to let me know one way or another have gone unanswered.
Oh well...was looking forward to this one but sometimes it doesn’t work out...
Do you get a lot of "tire kickers"? I bet that has to be in the top three of retail service annoyances.
I never really understood what the OP wanted and what he was so pissed off about. He destroyed his watch and then he's angry at Omega for offering to completely restore it.
Well, after a few emails back and forth at the time of this thread creation, with Toosweet saying he needed the weekend to think it over, I never heard back from him. Subsequent emails asking him to let me know one way or another have gone unanswered.
Oh well...was looking forward to this one but sometimes it doesn’t work out...
I’m really surprised by this. I hope that I never find myself in the OP’s shoes, but If I was I would have accepted Archer’s offer in no time flat. Send something like this to Omega? No thanks.
Often when someone doesn’t get the answer they want, they stop listening.
Hey as a digression (and because the photo of his water damaged speedy made me think of this):
If you were to wear a radium lumed watch and jump in a pool, it filling with water, would you run the risk of some radium mixing and leaving the watch?
Hey as a digression (and because the photo of his water damaged speedy made me think of this):
If you were to wear a radium lumed watch and jump in a pool, it filling with water, would you run the risk of some radium mixing and leaving the watch?
Hey as a digression (and because the photo of his water damaged speedy made me think of this):
If you were to wear a radium lumed watch and jump in a pool, it filling with water, would you run the risk of some radium mixing and leaving the watch?
