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Originally Posted by V25V
For all who do not insure, I have a question. Why did you think the AD/Boutique or even gray gives you an appraisal at time of purchase? We insure cars which depreciate like rocks but silly enough to not insure a watch, which in many cases has a higher value than a car and holds its value better? Sorry for being a jerk but this was always just common sense to me. And we aren't talking about 5k datejusts here in this particular sub forum either, so even more mind boggling.
I feel like we see these types of stories way more than we should given the types of people you would expect to be here buying $20k+ watches. It really is just bizarre to me and hope we stop seeing these threads, getting them insured is very easy and inexpensive given what we are spending on these pieces.
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I'm sure there are people on this forum that could lose a watch of that value and not think twice!!! It would be like me losing $100.00. Or maybe they've had so many claims in the past that they can't get insurance. Some may choose not to have insurance and roll the dice. When I travel by plane, I bring one watch, the one I'm wearing.