India, Nov. 3 -- A luxury Audemars Piguet watch worth about Euro46 million, or roughly $290,000, that was taken from a Tokyo watch shop last week has been returned by courier, accompanied by a handwritten note saying sorry. Police are still searching for the man who took it, investigative sources told the Japan Times and other outlets on Monday.

The watch was taken on the evening of Thursday, 29 October, from a store on the third floor of the Nakano Broadway shopping complex in Tokyo's Nakano Ward. The package reached the shop on Sunday morning, 1 November, and staff confirmed from the serial number that it was the watch that had been stolen.

Tokyo Theft: How Was The Watch Taken?

According to Yomiuri Shimbun, a man entered the shop at ...