
Fastwong's query about secure watch storage beyond traditional bank safety deposit boxes resonates with many collectors facing evolving banking hours and security concerns. This discussion explores various strategies, from advanced home security to specialized offsite solutions, offering valuable insights for safeguarding horological assets. The community's diverse approaches highlight the critical importance of robust security measures in today's collecting landscape.

- bank safety deposit box - some at a hidden spot in my house
. . . in retirement it is easier to schedule around bank hours
Residential security container. Sargent and Greenleaf combo lock. Bolted down in a secure undisclosed location.
So if you plan on breaking into the homestead in search of them, you better hope it’s empty.
I had one watch collector store things in his microwave oven. He said he never used the microwave and thus, he uses it for watch storage. He's got watches all over the house, on the ground, on the toilet. In the guest bathroom...
RSC is equivalent to a TL-5. Meaning a very well trained and professional burglar can penetrate the safe in around 5-15 minutes. A TL 15 takes closer to an hour (but in laboratory conditions as little as 15 minutes with special tools). A TRTL 30 means Torch and Tool resistant for 30 minutes. A TRTL 30X6 means Torch and tool resistant for 30 minutes on all six sides. Without the X6 designation, then that means mainly the door area is resistant. And the door is generally the weakest point. Glad to
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