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Posted 7 months ago
MarkWEast
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I was presented with this watch about ten years ago at the Disney Insitute. I brought it home and left it in a draw I am moving house soon and have no idea if this is collectible or not have tried to google but have never seen the same watch. It has never been worn and you can see has bevelled glass with micky and the institute logo on the face, on the back no serial numbers just disney and copy right stamp. Really want to know if I should sit tight with it or give it to my son to wear because he loves it?
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Good Morning Mark.
Personally, I would wrap it back up and put it away , With anything else you received from the "Dinsey Institute". With a note as to when you attended there. I wouldn't ever wear this piece or let any one else. fifteen years down the rode, it will be even more of a rare piece and surely bring a premium, or then pass it along with all the other papers and such to your son, It would have become a "Family History Piece" and have more meaning then, than letting him have it to wear now. just my thoughts on the matter, Best Regards, Kerry
If you have any more question concearing this piece, feel free to email me at kerry10456@hotmail.com
Kerry
Thanks for your advice on the watch, think its time to put back in its box shame though its a lovely piece.
cheers again
Mark