Good afternoon all,
Further data from the Safergems UK Watch Register :
Rolexes reported stolen in an armed raid at a Middlesborough jewellery store, 13/1/2015.
MODEL NO: SERIAL NO:
69138 E363228
69168 8136787
1700(0?) E919788
16233 L996885
17000 E903480
67198 E102692
18038 5569956
16613 U106691
16628 U467746
16234 K22xxxx > IGNORE, NOW LOCATED
16234 X431587
16710 D109782
67513 L512703
69174 W758902
16013 5653464
18038 9621627
16700 S563343
16716 P966555
16613 F828506
1680_ 5704357
6917_ 5340105
116200 4XV33825
16610 N318440
Anyone interested in using the Watch Register can pm me for details. No financial interest in it myself.
With thanks to Eddie for allowing me to keep posting this data here for the good of all. The Safergems Watch Register itself is run on a not-for-profit basis by Safergems under the auspices of the independent British Security Industry Association / backed by the NAG, THMarch and others. Use is free for the first six months or so, then a low level of charging will be introduced based on user traffic and the need to cover costs, but no more.
With kind regards,
Haywood Milton
Last edited by Haywood_Milton; 23rd January 2015 at 14:24. Reason: One watch found not to be among those stolen.
This is really useful. Used to love the Rolex lost/stolen check register. Why the stopped that, I'll never know. You'd happily pay £xx for a check
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