
In a sobering post, WatchProSite member myles721 brings attention to the recent burglary at Alexander Kraft's home, highlighting the vulnerability even high-profile collectors face. This incident serves as a critical reminder for the community to re-evaluate personal security measures and insurance protocols for their valuable timepieces. myles721's initial post features images of the stolen watches, urging members to be vigilant.





Every time I read about these I wonder (assuming they were stolen from his house), did he have an alarm system? Did he have a guard dog? Did he have a burglar proof safe?(no safe is completely burglar proof), but I wonder what protections were in place to prevent what happened. This is awful.
I don’t even trust Bank faults anymore. I just checked the Internet, and I did not see any mentioned that his watch collection was stolen
Of course it’s never your fault when someone breaks into your home but yes…and I know what you’re saying about safe deposit boxes…a little known fact banks are NOT responsible for thefts…all my pieces are individually insured (I actually checked before I leave for Cannes about coverage) and I keep anything of value stored with reproductions only in the house. Jenson Button and his guests were knocked out with gas in their villa and everything stolen… there are people out there working 24 hours a
Like politician body doubles?!
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