Wasim Akram lost a family heirloom onboard an Emirates flight.

The former Pakistan Cricket Captain and current TV commentator notified customer service at DXB but, losing hope when it was not found, he turned to Twitter to publicly calling on Emirates to come thru…

“I have exercised all customer service points in Dubai”

Lost my watch on flight EK 605 seat 10a KHI-DXB. I am now following @emirates Please have someone contact me ASAP as I have exercised all customer service points in Dubai and do not feel comfortable that enough has been done. This watch is a family heirloom #LostMyWatch

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— Wasim Akram (@wasimakramlive) January 8, 2020

The internet responded with kind words

https://twitter.com/Vilchamp/status/1214784498774106114?s=20

And then, Emirates reached out

Hi Wasim, please DM us the description of the watch along with your flight details and email address. We'll check on this with our Lost and Found Team and let you know. Thanks.

— Emirates Support (@EmiratesSupport) January 8, 2020

Emirates follow up service impressed Wasim so much he even tweeted, ‘You have a customer for life in me’

Massive thank you to @emirates @EmiratesSupport for such and incredible follow up, I have received my watch here in Australia and couldn’t be happier. You have a customer for life in me #GotMyWatchBack #EmiratesLostAndFound

— Wasim Akram (@wasimakramlive) January 10, 2020

The airline delivered the watch in Australia within three days… service!

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