I’ve added insurance via Hodinkee/Chubb for all my pieces over $1000. It’s easy and affordable and gives replacement value coverage. I mention this because I’ve seen 3 forum posts in the last 60 days of thefts and I’d say it was one of those posts that convinced me to do it.
Insurance can only recover the monetary loss, sometimes there are memories and other attachments to pieces that can never be replaced. I had my most favorite, thinnest, coolest wallet stolen once, and a couple weeks later, the contents of my wallet were mailed back to me - everything, credit cards, photos, license, social security card, except the cash, and the wallet itself. The handwritten letter inside said "I'm sorry I picked your wallet after I read the note on one of your photos. Hears[sic] your stuff back. I kept the money to pay the postage, and for me because I'm good, and kept your wallet because it's a really nice wallet."
It was a really nice wallet. Brookes Brothers.
Looked into that recently -- US-only as of now. Possible in insure watches separately in Canada, but it ain't cheap.
Really sorry to hear about these thefts, OP, and hope you get some answers soon, and a possible retrieval of these items. Hate to read stories like this but does seem more common as of late.
Hi everyone
Just posting here incase anyone searches this up but I had 4 omega watches stolen in a break in to my home in Burlington Canada
A silver snoopy
A speedmaster
300m seamaster
Planet ocean
Watch numbers here
89247298
A006078
83531072
84169484
Also a Rolex lady datejust
4333A483
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