The fastest and most secure way to protect the watches and jewelry you love.
We've minimized the paperwork and maximized protection, so you can stop worrying about your watches and jewelry and focus on enjoying them.
In most cases, you'll get a personalized quote in seconds and your policy kicks in immediately.
Wherever you are on planet Earth, your watches and jewelry are protected. Rest easy and travel safely.
If you suffer a covered loss, there's no deductible and no gimmicks. Ever.
Each of your watches and jewelry is covered up to 150% of the insured value (up to the total value of the policy).
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