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Hello,
In addition to my post regarding whether I should sell/trade my Rolex Submariner for a Seamaster-Chrono, I have a question with respect to insurance. I currently have the Submariner on my homeowners policy against theft or accidental breakage, but I was wondering if the insurance company will insure an Omega as well? Does anyone insure their Omega watches? Can Omega watches be insured like Rolex watches? I can't see why not, but you never know...
Thanks, Brent Schultz
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