Apple watch ultra

Because no one will try to track a lost or stolen item via IMEI, especially something not even activated. The police just won't waste resources on something like this. Your only hope is to get your carrier to blacklist it so no one can activate the cellular features of the watch. But that won't stop them from using it as a GPS only watch.

You can file a police report, but they won't likely tell you they can or even will try to track it for you.

The sad reality is 99% of the time stolen devices are never tracked. I advised you to contact your carrier and ask if they can blacklist the watch. If they do, no one will be able to activate it on a cellular network.

We can't help you. You need to contact your carrier and by all means file a police report.

No sorry, they can't. Contact your cellular provider and ask them to blacklist the watch.

You're welcome. I am truly sorry your watch was stolen. Hopefully, your credit card company has theft protection for your purchase. Many credit cards do. They'll surely want to see a police report to know your watch really was stolen, but it's worth contacting them as well.

We are just users here on this user to user only forum. We can't speak for the police. I have NEVER heard of the police trying to track any stolen device via IMEI. But feel free to ask them.

So you received two Apple Watch Ultra's and your watch wasn't stolen? And the store refused to take back the 2nd watch instead telling you to contact the police?

Something there doesn't add up or make sense.

Once you clarified, I think I did understand. You got two watches. It would have helped if you had explained that at the beginning, instead of making it sound like you want the police to track a stolen watch. You didn't make this easy to follow.

Why the retailer expects you to contact the police for you getting two watches makes no sense. I would take the second watch to the retailer, hand it to them and tell them it's their issue to deal with.

The police are surely going to tell you to give it back to whoever sent it to you and let them figure out who it was meant for. If I were you, I'd do exactly as I suggested. Take it to the seller, hand it to them, tell them they sent it by mistake and its their job to figure out who was supposed to get it. It's not on you to figure that out. You bought one watch. You got your watch and another watch. Give the other watch back to them and walk out of the store.

You're not making sense. How many watches did you get? One or two? If you got one and you paid for one, I don't see what the issue is? If you paid for one and you got two, the seller messed up. You are not making this easy to follow at all.