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Big day for me. Finally replaced my original CT trolly with the CT10. The old one served me really well. Still going strong and being...

4 dozen AVX for the price of 3 at Nordica Golf. I've got a good few left from last time, but it always pays to be prepared for a bad year! 🤣

One of each, why limit yourself?

Total was £3085.50, which includes "affiliation" fee of £29.50 and a mandatory bar levy of £250 (which I can spend without blinking!)...

Why did I have to Google that. I'm now looking at buying one 😳

Another vote for the Muzuno M-craft range. I love my Scotty Phantom X8, but if it ever goes on the naughty step, then it's between the...

This is all great advice, @Reemul. Many thanks. I was going to do my Omega Seamaster (9 years old) and IWC Portugieser (6 months old)...

One final thing that frightens me is that most people do it online and rely on themselves to do it right buit have no idea they are...

A more expensive example, A client bought a limited edition watch for £47,000, sent us the receipt and we put it on cover. 3 weeks later...

Photos will help but without a valuation or receipt will not lead to a payout any more. Photos or all items help show proof you own them...

I am a private client insurance broker and look after high value property, cars and jewellery and watches. Your watch 1st should be...

Ended up putting it as a listed item on my house insurance for £67. Specific watch insurers, including Rolex, all wanted north of £250!

All good points above. I have my Omega Seamaster on my house insurance as a "specified" high value item. Costs a bit more per year...

That's great advice as there will be no purchase receipt. I like the idea of holding a pint, I may practice that this evening. The watch...

One key thing to do - household or specialist insurer - is get some 'candid' photos of it being worn to prove you own it! when you...