EXCLUSIVE: Charlie Sheen's Missing Watch -- A $170K Diamond Encrusted Timepiece
Oct. 28 2010, Published 9:48 a.m. ET
Clothes weren't the only thing Charlie Sheen was missing when New York cops came to rescue a naked hooker trapped inside a hotel bathroom.
RadarOnline.com has uncovered what sparked the Two and a Half Men star's rampage at The Plaza -- and he had $170,000 reasons to flip out.
The watch that triggered the blowout was a Patek Philippe Chronograph Perpetual Calendar 5970P, the actor is telling close confidantes.
And the timepiece -- which is still missing -- has a whopping price tag of $170,000!
It is considered one of the world's finest timepieces and is built from sapphire crystal, platinum and has diamond hour markers.
Even though Sheen has a watch collection valued in excess of $5.6 million, he is said to be devastated at the loss of the Patek Philippe.
Sheen has told friends: "It's gone... what do you do, call the insurance company, right?"
Sheen has also admitting to pals that while he doesn't have hard proof that hooker Christina Walsh, aka [expletive] star Capri Anderson, stole the device, he is suspicious.
"Charlie hates blaming people with no real proof," said a friend.
After police responded to the famed Plaza Hotel on October 26, Sheen, who was on a family vacation with ex-wife Denise Richards and their two daughters, was taken to the hospital for a psychiatric evaluation.
He then flew home to Los Angeles.
The actor spoke to RadarOnline.com via text message and called the story "overblown".
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"Oh man, I'm fine," he said in a text message when asked about his condition.
"The story is totally overblown and overplayed as far as the reality of the scenario."
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