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Old 10 January 2022, 02:00 PM   #30
Michael T
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Your insurance company can tell you what level of appraisal you will need. As the watches get more expensive, the insurer will ask for a credentialed appraiser with the proper appraiser designations. Speak with their underwriting group to understand what they need (for example, GG,ISA or AM).
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