Gucci Coupè: here is GUCCI’s casual chic watch

Giovanni Di Biase10 March 2021

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We start our journey today through the world of GUCCI, an icon of Italian luxury that began making watches in 1970, some of them being true icons which have been celebrated by the motion picture industry. This journey begins with a man's timepiece, soon to be followed up by women's timepieces, namely the GUCCI Coupè, a wristwatch that pays homage to the seventies with its big square case.

The GUCCI Coupè is a three counter quartz chronograph with a massive brushed black PVD treated 44mm square case. It features a nylon strap with the red and green GUCCI motif equipped with a tang buckle, PVD treated as it is the case and with the GUCCI logo engraved on it.

It also comes in two other versions: the first one has a grey and blue strap and its case is grey PVD treated, the second is a full stainless steel timepiece. The GUCCI Coupè is a sporty casual chic wristwatch fit for summer and encompasses the best swiss made technology: GUCCI is part of the Kering Group that owns, by the way, Girard–Perregaux and JeanRichard.

For further info please visit GUCCI.com

(Photo credit: courtesy of GUCCI; Horbiter®'s proprietary photo-shooting)

Gaetano C. @Horbiter®

Case: It encases the mechanical movement and is crafted in one or more parts. It can also be a single piece, as with some professional diving watches, or made of unconventional…
Strap: A leather, rubber or other material band that secures the watch to the wearer's wrist.
Chronograph: Complication that helps the wearer to measure time intervals without affecting the watch's standard time-telling function.
Swiss Made: Swiss-made means that a watch's movement is Swiss, it is cased in Switzerland, and the manufacturer carries out there the final inspection.