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Robbers Jailed for Stealing £65k Watch in Mayfair

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Two men convicted for robbing a man of his £65,000 Patek Philippe watch in Londons Mayfair. The attack occurred last May 11th, with the victim chasing the robbers but being pushed into a parked car. Both robbers, illegal immigrants, were sentenced to four and three years in prison, respectively, with automatic deportation upon release.

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Robbers Jailed for Stealing £65k Watch in Mayfair

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Robbers Jailed for Stealing £65k Watch in Mayfair. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 23rd, two men have been sentenced to prison for robbing a man of his 65,000 pound, Patek Philippe Watch, right in front of his. Pregnant wife, in London's upscale, Mayfair neighborhood. The attack happened last May 11th during a sunny Sunday afternoon as the victim left the cafe on Mount Street and headed to his car. One robber yanked the valuable Nautilus model straight off his wrist while three men, including the attackers, bolted from the scene. The victim gave chase, but got shoved hard into a parked car by the 23-year-old spotter, damaging the vehicle and ending his pursuit. The trio vanished into nearby streets and the watch was never found. Both robbers were in the UK illegally, with the spotter having crossed the channel by boat as a teen and the other claiming asylum status. Prosecutors described it as a deliberate group effort targeting rich tourists in the area near the Cannot Hotel. In the end, the judge of Southwark Crown Court called it a serious plan crime, handing down four years to the 26-year-old and three years to his accomplice, with those terms

automatic deportation awaits them upon release.

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