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Vacheron Constantin

It is hard for us to give an answer without seeing the watch...

 

(and any answers about value should be given via private messaging).

Since VC has the watch and it sounds like they will issue a certificate of authenticity, which will include many detailed pieces of information about the watch, such as year of manufacture, movement, serial numbers, etc, I suggest you also request they give you an appraisal of the watch.

Just keep in mind that what a watch is worth for insurance and what it would net on the open market are two completely different numbers, with the former  typically being materially higher than the latter.

Bill

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