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[wits]

Who do you chaps use when posting watches above 2.5k?

I believe rmsd only up to 2.5k?

Any help greatfully recieved

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[Mr Curta]

Queen's Messenger

[Chewitt13]

For marginal ones such as yours, I would agree a figure for the watch only (less than 2500)

Then charge the rest for box and straps

Send separately, actually costs less doing this way


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[mmgg1988]

For something £2.5-£3.x K, I have split the head and box/bracelet etc and sent them as 2 RMSD parcels insured.

I am also looking at Secursus which offers higher insurance levels for 0.6% of value combined with various couriers for posting a watch to Europe but also covers the U.K. I believe.

[wits]

Thanks guys will do

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[Go Big]

For something £2.5-£3.x K, I have split the head and box/bracelet etc and sent them as 2 RMSD parcels insured.

I am also looking at Secursus which offers higher insurance levels for 0.6% of value combined with various couriers for posting a watch to Europe but also covers the U.K. I believe.

I used Secursus recently to post a watch in the UK.

Easy to do, and as you said 0.6% of the value.

[NickRed71]

Secursus


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[Senninha]

I've use Mailboxes Etc a few times. They arrange the shipping, and third party insurance specific for a watch, up to the value you want. I've used them for a couple of large camera lenses too (when other insurers won't touch anything glass), and they came through perfectly.

[Robsmck]

From experience, split watch head from box and straps etc and post in 2 packages. When I did this I asked the buyer to pay in two "instalments", one of 2500 stg and another of the balance. Just in case of needing to claim.

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[mmgg1988]

I've use Mailboxes Etc a few times. They arrange the shipping, and third party insurance specific for a watch, up to the value you want. I've used them for a couple of large camera lenses too (when other insurers won't touch anything glass), and they came through perfectly.

I got an indicative quote from them recently but they were charging 3% of value for insurance which I felt was quite high. This was as well as £60 for the uninsured courier to mainland Europe. Total cost would be £120 for a £2000 item.