rubysky

So, I have all the badges and everything that followed the watch. Although I’m an Army guy, I did notice an interesting badge provided with the kit, which if awarded as usual, makes the original owner special. Or just a collector of cool unit...

Managed to get this grail piece at a reasonable cost. Now all that remains on my list is the milspec 1.

I’ve read of several failed recoveries over the years, so I’m not super optimistic, but we’ll see. As it is, the watch remains in the possession of the Beijing police. I’m hoping that reason will prevail. If anyone has experience with the Hong Kong...

So, apparently the consigner of the watch isn't bothering to meet with the police, which is something I expected. As a result the only proof of ownership is mine. Also, I was informed by my lawyers that there is a law enforcement treaty between China...

Most likely at the restaurant I was eating dinner. It's one of those things where I never worried about such an action before. I don't want to say I'll worry about it now, but at the very least, it's in the back of my mind. Update: The Beijing...

But we'll see. With a little luck, a lot of the issues will be resolved by Monday. I'll keep making updates in the main thread.

So, I'll write a different thread on the entire experience with dealing with watch recovery, but I thought an update would be good. 1) I drafted a letter (or rather, my lawyer did) and sent it to the Beijing auction house as well as their NYC office....

Hopefully should have something interesting to report soon!

Chopard has earned themselves a loyal customer if this is the kind of service they perform. An amazing company.

I wanted to update the forum with some developments in this case. After the theft of this watch in September 2017, I notified Chopard and they promised that they would keep an eye out for the watch. On Monday, I received a call from Mr. M at Chopard....