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Old 26 March 2024, 01:20 PM   #27
hutch300
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Go with Hodinkee (Chubb) instead. I don't like the idea of losing a watch and having your homeowners insurance drop you because you made a claim. Not a guarantee but could happen. Why complicate life. Plus I think Hodinkee is better and it's been well liked on this forum.
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