Police Watch – Price List and Dealer Finder

Police began in Italy in 1983 as a bold eyewear label created by the De Rigo family. Its rebellious urban look quickly became popular, especially after its blue mirrored sunglasses took off during the 1990s. Police later grew into a full lifestyle brand, adding fragrances, watches, jewellery, clothing, and accessories. The first Police watch collection arrived in 2003, bringing the brand’s oversized cases, dramatic dials, and street-inspired styling to the wrist.

Official Website: policelifestyle.com / Headquarter: Longarone, Belluno, Italy / Founded: 1983 / Founder: De Rigo family

What are you looking for?

• Police Watch Price List Overview
• Police Watch Dealer Near Me Finder
• Pre-Owned/Used Police Watches
• Police Watch FAQ

Police Price List Overview (How much does a Police watch cost?)

Below are the estimated prices for the most popular and commonly purchased Police watch models. Police watch prices may vary based on the model, condition, age, rarity, materials, retailer, location, and current market demand. Use these price estimates as a general guide when buying, selling, or valuing a new or pre-owned Police watch.

XSNE Digital Watch Sports Waterproof Military Back Light Small Watch for Men Black 1426

$16.99

Amazon

Casio Men's F108WH Illuminator Collection Black Resin Strap Digital Watch

$21.92

Amazon

KXAITO Men's Watches Sports Outdoor Waterproof Military Watch Date Multi Function Tactics LED Face Alarm Stopwatch for Men (6256 Black)

$9.99

Amazon

Why Are Police Watches So Expensive?
Police watches are priced higher than basic unbranded watches mainly because you are paying for the brand’s distinctive Italian styling, unusually shaped cases, layered dials, oversized displays, custom bracelets, and licensed special editions. Models such as the Clout Tank, Bullhead, and Centurian use more complicated case designs than a simple round three-hand watch, while multifunction models may include separate time displays, chronographs, date functions, or exposed mechanical-style details.

Police is still primarily a fashion and lifestyle watch brand rather than a traditional high-end watchmaker. Most Police watches use dependable quartz movements and stainless-steel cases instead of costly in-house mechanical calibres. Retail prices can therefore look fairly high compared with the movement inside, but discounts are common. Shopping around on Amazon for Police men’s watches or checking authorized retailers can often save a considerable amount compared with the original list price.

Are Police Watches a Good Investment and Are They Worth Buying?
Most Police watches are not financial investments. Regular production models generally lose value after purchase, especially when they are bought at full retail price. Limited collaborations, discontinued designs, anniversary editions, Batman-themed models, and complete boxed sets may be more collectible, but there is no guarantee that their prices will increase.

A Police watch can still be worth buying when you genuinely like its bold appearance. The brand is particularly suitable for someone who wants a large statement watch rather than a quiet, traditional dress watch. Its quartz models are generally simple to use, relatively affordable to maintain, and available in many case, dial, strap, and bracelet combinations. Buying during a sale or choosing a clean pre-owned example usually offers the best value.

Police Dealer Near Me

To find a Police watch dealer nearby, start with the official Police store locator. Select your location or allow the website to detect it, then review the authorized Police stockists shown in your area. Because not every Police retailer carries every product category, call the store before travelling and confirm that it currently sells watches rather than only Police eyewear, fragrances, or jewellery. Give the retailer the exact model or product code when possible; Police watch codes normally begin with “PL” and can be found on the case back. You can also contact Police customer care through the official website when no nearby dealer appears.

Buy Pre-Owned and Used Police Watches

Pre-owned Police watches can be excellent value because many sell well below their original retail prices. Older Police models also include unusual case shapes and dial designs no longer found in the current collection. Condition varies widely, though, so check the product code, functions, strap, crystal, and seller’s photos carefully.

• Check the Police product code: Ask the seller for a clear photograph of the case back and locate the reference beginning with “PL.” Search that complete code online to confirm that the dial, case finish, strap, hands, and complications match the correct Police model.
• Test every dial and button: Many Police watches have chronographs, dual-time displays, multifunction subdials, or decorative elements. Confirm that every hand, crown position, pusher, date display, and digital feature works rather than assuming the smaller displays are purely decorative.
• Inspect the original strap or bracelet: Police often uses wide integrated straps, specially shaped case connections, and branded metal bracelets. A worn generic replacement may fit poorly or change the look of the watch, while an original replacement can be difficult to find for a discontinued model.
• Expect wear on coated cases: Black, gunmetal, blue, and gold-tone Police watches may show scratches or fading around the bezel, case edges, clasp, and bracelet links. Ask for close-up photographs in natural light because dark listing photos can hide coating damage.
• Be realistic about servicing costs: A battery replacement is usually inexpensive, but repairing a damaged multifunction movement, replacing a shaped crystal, or sourcing a discontinued Police strap may cost a large percentage of the watch’s used value. Factor those costs into your offer.

Police Watch FAQ

Where are Police made? Who owns them?
Police is an Italian lifestyle brand owned by De Rigo, an eyewear and fashion-accessories group based in Longarone in the province of Belluno, Italy. The Police brand began with eyewear in 1983 and expanded into watches in 2003. Police watches are developed and sold under licensing arrangements, and manufacturing locations can vary by model and production partner. Buyers should check the case back, packaging, or instruction booklet for the country of manufacture of a particular watch.

How many Police are made in a year?
Police and De Rigo do not publicly provide a reliable annual production figure specifically for Police watches. The lifestyle brand is sold in more than 100 countries, but that distribution figure includes Police eyewear, fragrances, jewellery, watches, clothing, and other accessories. Any exact yearly watch-production number found without a direct company source should therefore be treated cautiously.

How often should I service a Police watch?
Police does not publish one universal service interval for every watch. Most Police quartz watches should receive a fresh battery when needed, commonly every two to three years depending on the movement and functions. Ask the technician to inspect the seals and water resistance whenever the case is opened. Have the watch checked sooner if it loses time, fogs under the crystal, stops unexpectedly, or its buttons no longer work correctly.

Do Police watches come with a warranty?
Police watches normally include a two-year international warranty from the original purchase date. The official warranty generally covers manufacturing defects involving the movement, hands, and dial. Batteries, cases, crystals, straps, bracelets, clasps, ordinary wear, accidents, misuse, and some forms of water damage are normally excluded. Keep the original receipt and completed warranty documentation in case service is required.

How can I tell whether a Police watch is authentic?
Look for a clear Police logo, consistent dial printing, a properly engraved case back, a product code beginning with “PL,” and packaging that matches the model. Compare the complete product code with official or authorized-retailer photographs. Police recommends purchasing through a stockist listed in its official store locator. When in doubt, send Police customer care clear photos, the product code, purchase location, and purchase date.

Are Police watches waterproof?
Water resistance varies between Police models and should never be assumed from the watch’s sporty appearance. Check the case back, product page, or instruction booklet for the stated rating. A low water-resistance rating may only protect against splashes, while swimming requires a suitable rating and intact seals. Avoid pressing chronograph buttons underwater, and do not expose a leather strap to water unnecessarily.

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