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What I do, however, is I keep my watches spread out among 4 bank safe custody boxes and rotate usage every few months or so. With me when I travel around are a few pieces and when I stay in hotels or in my off-base home, I keep the watches inside the room vaults. When I travel, the 5 or 6 watches on me are spread on my wrists, pockets and cabin luggage (wrapped in old socks or inside some bubble wrap). Sometimes I bring a small yellow Pelican case and keep them all inside. Of course, the ariport scanners light up like New Year's Eve when I walk through
.I was never a believer of winders and prefer to use the saved dinero for a watchhunt.
In my opinion, and this is because I've been trained a little bit in risk recognition, I'd like to parlay all that "possession risk" by spreading them around. I'd never be able to sleep at night knowing all my watches were in the same spot I was. Might be nice to keep this in mind.:)