Reply With QuoteYep, all in google sheets. Only started doing it about a year ago.
Eye watering when you do the =SUM
It just occurred to me that I don’t. If they were ever stolen and recovered I’d have no way to tell if I was looking at my own watches. I better sort that out
Yep, all in google sheets. Only started doing it about a year ago.
Eye watering when you do the =SUM
I take a similar set of photos of every watch that comes through the front door. If the serial number or LE number is visible I get a nice clear shot of it and likewise if that appears on any cards or documents do the same. So yes, I have a record of the details.
Yep spreadsheet kept on the cloud.
I purposely don’t keep tabs on incoming and outgoing costs… I would cry
Of course!
“ Ford... you're turning into a penguin. Stop it.” HHGTTG
Of course, doesn’t everyone ?
I have serial numbers of everything I own that has one and that includes watches.
We were broken into about a decade ago and things like laptops, game consoles and a few other electronic devices were taken. When the loss adjuster arrived a few days later he was gobsmacked with information I was able to pass to him.
This included precise make, model and serial numbers for everything along with purchase date and price, supported with a copy of the purchase receipt. For those electronic devices I was able to supply precise specifications and MAC addresses for any network adapters and the unique 48 bit address for all Bluetooth adapters. I still hold all this data for equipment I have today.
I don’t, although I know I should.
Keeping the watches and paperwork very separate does give me some level of comfort.
You add up all the serial numbers?Originally Posted by wileeeeeey
Don't just do something, sit there. - TNH
Pictures and serial numbers noted.
Tattooed on my wife’s butt.
Yep, a spreadsheet with make, model, SN, date bought , price paid , and I periodically update the current value.
Cheers..
Jase
Yes.
You never know.
M
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Yes, pictures of all the watches and documents/boxes etc which include the serial numbers. Also stored on the cloud as well as locally.
Nope
Keep meaning to get round to it.
Yes - photos of all the original purchase slips, warranty cards, service letters, valuations, boxes and watches on Google drive.
No tattoos.
No but it's a good reminder and I really should.
Thread is worthless without pics ........................
Yes - plus a photo of each (front and back).
When you look long into an abyss, the abyss looks long into you.........
No, should do really tho
As the home insurance is due soon I decided to start a spreadsheet myself last week to inventory the whole house along with serials etc.
The replacement value is WAY more than I anticipated. Up to £60k so far just on jewellery/watches/electricals/computers/electronics equipment, so still furnishings/art/clothing/outdoor/power tools to go - and the wife has a quite a few designer dresses....
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I'm afraid I do.
And I have comprehensive photos.
And, for those manufacturers who offer the service (in my case GO, MG, and Dornblüth), I register my ownership there as well.
My wife's bum though is a blank canvas. Must get round to that.
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