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Protecting your luxury watch collection just got easier with Bezel insurance

A new era of protection: Bezel brings premium insurance to luxury watch market

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Today, Bezel, the marketplace for authenticated luxury watches, is launching Bezel Insurance – a new watch insurance program developed in collaboration with Chubb, a global leader in insurance.

Extending protection insurance for luxury watch connoisseurs 

“We’ve always intended for Bezel to be more than a place for transactions. Being collectors ourselves, we wanted to build a platform that people could trust to not only buy watches but to support any and all of their watch ownership needs. Bezel Insurance is a big step towards that vision.”

– Quaid Walker, Co-Founder & CEO of Bezel

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Bezel Insurance goes hand in hand with the platform’s approach to buying and selling within the luxury watch market, effectively combining trust and simplicity at one destination. Current homeowner or renter insurance policies only provide coverage to a certain extent for luxury timepieces, with conventional watch insurance offered through third parties. Bezel’s new insurance plan eliminates unnecessary steps and allows for direct insurance from a trusted platform. Clients who use the service will have the power to gain comprehensive protection in a seamless way.

How Bezel Insurance works – Inside the operation

For those less than tech-savvy, fret not, as the entire process from start to finish is simple and straightforward. Clients can effortlessly insure their watches—whether purchased on the Bezel platform or elsewhere—through a streamlined digital experience.

By simply adding their timepieces to their collection within the Bezel app, uploading photographs, and providing essential personal details, the initiation is complete. Policyholders then receive intricately tailored annual premiums that accurately reflect the total value of their collection. The entire life cycle of the policy, from viewing insured watches and policy documents to adding new acquisitions and filing claims, is managed through the Bezel app and website.

Available to collectors in all 50 states and territories, the program is universal in scope, offering worldwide protection to ensure peace of mind no matter where you may take your watches. Personalized quotes are readily accessible at Insurance.GetBezel.com or directly within the Bezel app.

Triston Brewer is a journalist, creative director, stylist, fashionisto, and jetsetting digital bon vivant. Brace yourself! Read Full Bio
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