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CunningSmeagol

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Well I think I lost my Nomos watch. I figure if someone finds it, he will probably google the brand, and perhaps stumble upon this thread. Maybe PM me. It is not a super expensive watch, but I was very attached to it. Reward of course, you name it.

Would have been found near the tennis courts off Rindge road in Cambridge, MA or somewhere in Somerville near Cambridge.

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Hail Mary, full of grace...
 

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Man, that sucks. You have my sympathies.
 

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Good luck with finding it!

You'll be pleased to know that if somebody Googles "lost Nomos", this topic is the first result...
 

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Thanks guys. Craigslist and the relevant police depts have also been notified.

Originally Posted by whiteslashasian
That is really unfortunate. I hope someone finds it and does the right thing.

It's no Fossil or Kenneth Cole, so this might actually happen. I am regretting, however, the clear case back.
 

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Have you checked that this is not covered by your insurance policy?
 

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Originally Posted by gdl203
Have you checked that this is not covered by your insurance policy?

What insurance policy do you mean? I rent, and don't have renter's insurance or separate insurance on the watch. I don't think Mastercard or Watchbuys has any policy for these things, right?
 

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American Express cards (Platinum for sure) has a policy for things such as jewelry-- they replace lost and stolen items. A friend lost a pair of recently purchased diamond earrings, phoned AMEX, and they replaced them without much hassle. Not sure about your MasterCard, though it is worth a look. Best of luck! -b
 

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Bill would you mind taking a walk up to Rindge and looking around a bit? You could visit Gary too.

Originally Posted by b99flick
American Express cards (Platinum for sure) has a policy for things such as jewelry-- they replace lost and stolen items. A friend lost a pair of recently purchased diamond earrings, phoned AMEX, and they replaced them without much hassle. Not sure about your MasterCard, though it is worth a look. Best of luck! -b

I have an AMEX but I didn't purchase the watch on it. I'll check with MC.
 

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Originally Posted by CunningSmeagol
What insurance policy do you mean? I rent, and don't have renter's insurance or separate insurance on the watch. I don't think Mastercard or Watchbuys has any policy for these things, right?

Renter's, homeowner's or umbrella policy; credit card insurance.
 

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Originally Posted by CunningSmeagol
Bill would you mind taking a walk up to Rindge and looking around a bit? You could visit Gary too.

I don't have a mental picture of any tennis courts on Rindge near the Somerville line.

Anyway, that's a sweet number and I hope that it turns up for you.

You could do the classic Cantabrigian thing and put up an award for lost cat poster with those rip away numbers at the bottom...but instead of a cat, use a photograph of your watch looking forlorn.


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Originally Posted by gdl203
Renter's, homeowner's or umbrella policy; credit card insurance.

There should be implied StyleForvm insurance for any watches posted in this thread. As OP, you should discuss this with the mods.


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Originally Posted by gdl203
Renter's, homeowner's or umbrella policy; credit card insurance.

Checked with MC and they cover 3 months past purchase. Honestly had it been within 3 months, I wouldn't be nearly as upset, but that watch has grown on me for 2 years. Within 3 months, it's still just a piece of metal (though obviously the financial hit still stings).

Originally Posted by voxsartoria
I don't have a mental picture of any tennis courts on Rindge near the Somerville line.

Anyway, that's a sweet number and I hope that it turns up for you.

You could do the classic Cantabrigian thing and put up an award for lost cat poster with those rip away numbers at the bottom...but instead of a cat, use a photograph of your watch looking forlorn.


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I was kidding (of course you know that), but for your reference, there is a pretty nice park off Rindge if you take your immediate legal left after turning off Mass Ave. Tennis courts, wall, picnic tables, public garden, largish playground, full size baseball field. Etc. I'm not talking about the one on the Alewife side.
 

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