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TimeRookie · 13 December 2018, 10:18 PM

I don’t think you’ll have any issue upon your arrival. As far as traveling in and out of Canada later, you can stop at the border before you leave Canada and have a green declaration card done. It’s just a card that would say the make and serial number of the watch that will prove you had the watch before you left the country. I do this for my firearms and cameras etc. If they ask on your return to Canada, just show them the green card with the watch listed and you should be fine.

13 December 2018, 10:18 PM	#24
TimeRookie "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2015 Real Name: Don Location: Canada Watch: 116710BLNR Posts: 2,204	I don’t think you’ll have any issue upon your arrival. As far as traveling in and out of Canada later, you can stop at the border before you leave Canada and have a green declaration card done. It’s just a card that would say the make and serial number of the watch that will prove you had the watch before you left the country. I do this for my firearms and cameras etc. If they ask on your return to Canada, just show them the green card with the watch listed and you should be fine. __________________ 1988 15053 Rolex Date Two Tone (Grad Present) 116710 GMT Master II BLNR Seiko Prospex LX SNR031 Pelagos 42mm Explorer II 226570

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