Gucci Wristwatches

In 1997, Gucci acquired Severin Montres and released the first wristwatch in its famous “G-watch” line, a series that incorporated the company’s recognizable “G” logo into the timepiece's face. In the following years, Gucci created its first fully mechanical watch, using traditional Swiss technology, as well as its first automatically winding watch, which was part of 2007’s Pantheon collection.

One of Gucci’s most iconic watch designs, the 6800, plays off the brand’s famous bamboo-handled purses from the 1940s. Bracelets for this women’s watch were either fashioned out of actual bamboo or made in precious metals shaped to resemble the natural wood. The company’s latest models include the “I-gucci,” its first ever digital timepiece, and the “Twirl,” a solid metal cuff design with an inset face that rotates towards the wrist. The “I-gucci” was recently adapted for a special edition “Grammy Awards” design in black and gold, featuring a subtle Grammy logo engraved on the watch’s band.

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