Guess Watches RRP

“RRP” stands for Recommended Retail Price — it's the price that the brand suggests retailers sell the watches for.

This collection showcases watches sold at or near their full recommended retail pricing—i.e., not discounted or on sale.

No guarantee by itself—but watches sold at RRP by reputable sellers are more likely to be genuine; always verify branding, serial numbers, and purchase from trusted dealers.

Yes — items listed under RRP may later be discounted during promotions, seasonal clearances, or to clear inventory.

 Yes — in most cases, RRP items are subject to the same warranty or guarantee and return conditions as the rest of the catalog.

 Not necessarily — sometimes retailers may charge above RRP depending on demand or exclusivity, though this is less common.

 It serves as a reference or anchor price, making discounts look more compelling and helping customers see value.

 Not always — RRP may vary by region due to import duties, taxes, currency exchange, or local market strategies.

Usually not — RRP refers just to the product’s base price; additional costs like taxes, duties, and shipping are extra.

 Yes — you won’t risk missing out, can access new or limited stock, and may get better selection or sizes before discounts take effect.

Look at multiple trusted retailers, compare published prices, and check whether they honor the same warranty and authenticity guarantees.

Generally, the RRP collection includes full-priced models across the range—not just luxury lines or special editions.

 It is updated whenever new stock arrives, pricing adjustments are made, or as new models are launched.

 Sometimes — depending on the retailer’s policy, you may be able to use promotional codes on RRP items.