New analysis of The Watch Register, a global crime prevention database, has revealed that it has currently 80,000 watches registered as stolen or missing, whose total value amounts to over £1 billion.
The number of luxury watches registered on The Watch Register, which holds the world’s largest international database of lost and stolen watches, has been increasing year on year.
Last year (2022), The Watch Register saw 6,815 watches newly recor...
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