Origin:Italy (brand design); manufactured under license by Fossil Group, likely China
Materials:Stainless steel case, mineral crystal, black leather strap, quartz movement (likely Japanese Miyota or similar)
Age:Circa 2000–2015
Condition:Good (surface scratches to case and crystal; strap shows wear; not officially graded)
Value:$30–$80 (auction, used condition)
Maker's Marks / Writing:Dial shows the Emporio Armani eagle logo at 12 o’clock and the printed text “EMPORIO ARMANI.” No other markings visible in the provided image.
Date:2025-09-11 12:52:01.491415
Description:
A modern fashion wristwatch by Emporio Armani featuring a polished rectangular stainless steel case, sunburst grey dial with applied baton hour markers, two hands (hours and minutes), and the Emporio Armani eagle logo at 12 o’clock above the printed EMPORIO ARMANI wordmark. The watch is fitted with a black, padded/ridged leather strap. Likely a quartz movement (no seconds or date visible), mineral crystal.
Curator Questions
Curated by Jade
Assessment:
This appears to be a standard Emporio Armani rectangular quartz dress watch from the 2000s–2010s, a fashion-oriented piece with modest collectible value. The photographed example shows noticeable surface scratches on the polished case and scuffing to the crystal; the strap shows evident wear. These watches trade as style pieces rather than horological rarities. A word about fakes.. Fashion-brand watches (including Emporio Armani) are frequently counterfeited; confirmation requires caseback photos (model/serial), clasp/strap markings, movement and case construction details.
Individual Images:
whole item
Provenance:
No provenance provided.
Condition:
Good (surface scratches to case and crystal; strap shows wear; not officially graded)
Identification Score: 90%
High confidence based on the dial: Emporio Armani eagle at 12, EMPORIO ARMANI text, rectangular case, two-hand sunburst dial with applied batons—consistent with numerous EA quartz models from the 2000s–2010s.
Authenticity Score: 45%
Only the dial is visible; no caseback, clasp, or movement photos. While branding looks plausible, Emporio Armani watches are widely counterfeited. Authenticity should be verified by matching the model number on the caseback, correct logo fonts, serial/Ref. stamps, and movement quality. Without these views, caution is warranted.
Image Memory Note
Close-up of a rectangular Emporio Armani wristwatch. Polished stainless steel case with visible hairline scratches and some scuffs on the bezel. The dial is a sunburst grey/anthracite tone with applied baton hour indices: single batons at most hours; at 12 o’clock there appears to be a triple-baton arrangement; at 3 and 9 the batons are slightly longer/thicker; 6 o’clock shows a triple-baton group. Two central hands only (hours and minutes), baton-style, no seconds hand, no date window. At 12 o’clock is the applied/printed Emporio Armani eagle logo; beneath it, centered, the text “EMPORIO ARMANI” in a sans-serif font. Mineral crystal shows small scratches/scuffs. Strap is black leather with pronounced padded/ridged texture running lengthwise, attached at the top via a fixed bar under the case lip; strap surface shows pores/wear. Crown not visible in the close crop. No caseback, clasp, or model/serial markings visible in the provided image; no additional inscriptions observed.
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