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He’s also my business partner. He kept his watch collection with me since his wife doesn’t allow him to buy watches and made me promise not to ever tell his wife about them. Not only because she doesn’t like it but also because she will definitely ask him to sell them and probably spend the money on clothes and traveling like she often does.

He lets me use the watches in the condition that I don’t cause any damage. But now that he passed away it doesn’t feel right any more.

His watch collection is worth about 200K$ in todays market. I think the lawful and ethical thing to do is to break the promise and tell his wife but I’m not sure that’s the right thing to do since he made me promise not to tell her.

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[–] Mysteryguyyyy@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

no one knows that OP has the watches. No one, Not even the wife. There’s no evidence, no proof, nothing that would point to him for having the watches IF it was a private conversation (No text messages, no paper trails)— he could easily withhold that information if he wants to. Watches can easily be hidden. For all the wife and the police know, he could have just lost them, gave them away, etc. Also what do you mean? He can easily sell them to a random pawn shop in a different state/country years and years down the line if he wants to. No one’s gonna care/check a decade later.