London Billionaire Won't Wear A Watch Anymore. His CCTV Exposed Everything

A billionaire who owns Manchester United stopped wearing watches in London. Not because he can't afford security. Because his office CCTV showed him something that changed everything.
December 5th, 2019. Two men walked through London's wealthiest streets for 90 minutes. Notting Hill. Kensington. Mayfair. They passed dozens of people wearing £50,000 Rolexes. £80,000 Audemars Piguets. £100,000 Richard Milles.
They looked at every single one. And kept walking.
Then they found a 20-year-old student. And in 8 seconds, he was dying next to the Harrods Christmas tree.
Police tracked their entire route on CCTV. What they discovered changed everything about how watch theft actually works in London.
Because they weren't hunting expensive watches. They were hunting something else. Something every person watching this has. Something that makes you a target whether you're wearing a Rolex or a £30 Casio.
21 watches are stolen in London every single day. Police recover 1%. This video shows you why billionaires are scared. Why professional boxers hand over their watches without fighting. Why a Tour de France champion was attacked in his own home at 2:30 AM.
And why if you're in London right now, you need to understand what they're really hunting for.
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The 90-minute hunt exposed everything. And you're more vulnerable than you think.