Hi guys,
I've been thinking about getting some kind of safe though i'm not too sure what kind i need/should go for.I have a tidy little watch box I can move around.
What do you do?
Hi guys,
I've been thinking about getting some kind of safe though i'm not too sure what kind i need/should go for.I have a tidy little watch box I can move around.
What do you do?
Speedmaster 3573.50 'Sapphire Sandwich' / Omega Railmaster 2803.52.37 | Tudor Black Bay 79220
Seamaster 600 / 70's Seamaster / Omega Geneve Dynamic
Citizen Chronograph / Citizen Moon Phase
I try not to bump into things, but that's about it. I find it too tiring to baby my watches.
Inside a Pelican 1495 case that then goes into a big-ass gun safe that also doubles as my two Pit Bulls bedroom when I am gone.
Probably overkill, but I sleep better at night....
Last edited by Nokie; October 23rd, 2013 at 21:52.
"Either he's dead or my watch has stopped"
Groucho Marx
"The only reason for time is so that everything does not happen at once..."
Albert Einstein
Get a safe,preferably the big and heavy ones,and put your watches inside one of the locked drawer
Other alternative will be to put the watches elsewhere,since most people/thieves will just try to crack the safe (kinda like reverse psychology...)
Anyone have any safe recommendations?
Speedmaster 3573.50 'Sapphire Sandwich' / Omega Railmaster 2803.52.37 | Tudor Black Bay 79220
Seamaster 600 / 70's Seamaster / Omega Geneve Dynamic
Citizen Chronograph / Citizen Moon Phase
My collection lives either on my wrist or in a big safe that is bolted to the floor and wall. Have a look at the Securikey 2 with electronic lock.
Well,usually I use Chubb safe,I think it's from Germany,it has the glass thing inside,so if someone try to break into it and crack the glass,the safe will go into lockdown and it can only be opened by the technician so make sure there's a local distributor
Another thing,changing the combination does not require a degree in rocket science...
230 grain ball
A fire proof safe that's bolted down to the floor
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IWC Spitfire Chrono, IWC Ingenieur AMG, Rolex Datejust 1603, Rolex Date 15210, Rolex Precision 6694, Panerai PAM176 (titanium), Breitling Superocean Steelfish, Omega Speedmaster Date, Ball Fireman Ionosphere, Oris Big Crown (pointer date), Hamilton Khaki X-Wind, Laco Type B Chrono flieger, Glycine Combat 6, Steinhart Triton 30atm, Lum Tec M40/41, Poljot Red October, Seiko 7S36 04N0, Seiko 7S36 04X0, Orient EM7A005B, Casio G-Shock GA-100, Wenger Terragraph, Rudy Project Digital
They're housed in a Pelican Case that's stored a few feet away from the ax leaning against my desk.
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