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Watchmakers’ Insurance protects your business against legal action for personal injury or property damage. These claims can be expensive to defend and even more costly if they’re successful.
Being insured can help to make sure your business doesn’t suffer a loss if something goes wrong and reassure your customers that their prized watch is in safe hands.
You’ve spent years perfecting your watchmaking skills and are proud of the business you have built, backed by a strong reputation. Your clients have come to expect a certain standard of service from you, and if this were to dip, the effect on your business could be huge.
If you handle luxury watches, use expensive machinery to carry out your work or offer additional services such as watch servicing or repairs and restoration, you’ll need to think about risks such as theft, damage and negligence that come with this, and how to get the best protection in place.
For any watchmaking business, Combined Liability and Professional Indemnity Insurance should be top considerations. Combined Liability will protect your business against claims for loss or injury made by clients, customers and employees, while Professional Indemnity will cover you if anything goes wrong with a service your business provides.
The type of cover you need will depend on your business and you can tailor your policy to add extra cover options to suit your specific needs. An expert broker can help you choose the right level of Insurance to make sure your business is fully protected.
If you have additional needs and feel your business would benefit from more protection, an expert broker can discuss Commercial Combined cover with you, which will comprehensively cover your business against a range of different risks.