The number of watches recorded as lost or stolen grew by 60 percent in 2022, with 6,815 new entries, according to research from The Watch Register, a database with 80,000 watches marked as stolen or missing.
The global database last year thwarted the illegal trade of £3 million in lost, stolen or counterfeit watches.
During 2022, 75 percent of all watch recoveries directly benefited insurers, with a total value of £1 ...
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