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Watch Insured on home insurance

PH4T · 2007-04-21 11:52:04

I recently purchased a watch costing over €1000 in Hong Kong. Now I'm trying to insure it. I added it to my home contents insurance as All-Risks. The insurance company want a Certificate of Value. I called Weirs to see if they would do this. They said they would but that they charge 5% of the value of the watch. This seems…

21-04-2007 12:52pm

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I recently purchased a watch costing over €1000 in Hong Kong.

Now I'm trying to insure it. I added it to my home contents insurance as All-Risks. The insurance company want a Certificate of Value. I called Weirs to see if they would do this. They said they would but that they charge 5% of the value of the watch.

This seems a bit excessive seeing as they are only stamping a form. Is there anywhere else that will do this?

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