Reply With QuoteWill do, also keep an eye on cash converters !!!
Hi,
My wife and I have been the victim of a break-in and amongst the the things stolen was my modest collection.
2 of Eddie's Prescista watches were there. A PRS-9 and a PRS-18q.I have an image below of the case back of the 18q watch and I will post an image of the PRS-9 later with serial number.
The PRS-9 number is 163/11 and it's on a BOB black leather strap with white stitching. No photos :-(
The other 2 were in a Pulsar Military Civil Chronograph( the one we all like!) it is on a Stowa black rivert strap.
The other is a Seiko 5 ( model number SKXA51K1)blue dial on a Hirsch Blue lizard strap.
If anyone from the East Sussex area sees these around or even offered to me please contact me by PM or ledbitter@ gmail.com
Thank you
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Last edited by ronin; 19th July 2015 at 19:35.
Will do, also keep an eye on cash converters !!!
Sorry to hear that Steve.
Good luck everybody. Have a good one.
Sorry to hear that Steve. If I can help in any way please let me know.
I take it you were wearing the speedbird?
Thanks everyone.
Yes Dave, I was wearing the speedbird only! The junkie took the speedbird box with the spare links and left the box for the prs-9 instead!
Steve
It may be worth going and having a chat with the manager of the Cash Converter on Seaside if you think it was a junkie. Maybe mention it on Facebook/Twitter; the wife often looks at local sale items on there.
I had a very quick look at them yesterday but didn't get the chance to talk to the manager. Still feel sick, I'm now down to one, hasn't been like that for quite awhile...
Sorry to hear that, hope you get them back!
A dreadful occurrence - sorry to hear about this
The wife's keeping a look out on the local Facebook sales sites.
Thanks Dave.Originally Posted by Dave+63
We had a mixture of jewellery stolen from a Mock croc jewellery box. Too numerous but 2 things stand out. A silver hand made 3 heart drop necklace. The hearts are filled in with red enamel. A yellow murano glass heart shaped pendent with matching earrings. Also a canon 40d camera with 2 lenses (serial numbers to follow). 2 silver pocket watches. One is a open faced key wind chronograph with 'centre second chronograph' marked on the dial and a silver half hunter keyless pocket watch by Gray of Essex road engraved on the movement.
A Asus x552c laptop. Serial number DBN0CV41295947D.
Thanks everybody.
Steve
Last edited by ronin; 20th July 2015 at 17:40.
Also worth checking the boot fair on the MS car park at brighton marina Sunday mornings.
mike
Is might be worthwhile sending Haywood Milton a PM and seeing if he can get the watches added to the Safergems Watch Register.
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