Luxury Italian brand Gucci started on their venture into watches in 1997 when they recieved their license from Severin-Montres. Later acquiring the Boucheron International group, a French luxury watch and jewellery house in Paris, Gucci unveiled their first watch - this was the brand’s kickstart into the luxury watch world. Today, Gucci watches are crafted in Switzerland, assembled at their watchmaking atelier in La Chaux-de-Fonds. Now boasting the Swiss stamp of approval, Gucci watches are a true blend of Italian style and exceptional Swiss craftsmanship.

We always recommend purchasing from an official Gucci retailer, however if you’ve acquired a Gucci watch and want to find out if it’s real or not, we’re here to help. Firstly, your watch should have come with some paperwork from the seller, this will include a warranty card and stamp of purchase, plus the serial number. When it comes to examining the watch, on the case back you should find a Gucci logo and the watch’s serial number – you can search this number online to see if your watch model matches up. If you’re still not sure whether it’s real or not, it’s best to take it into your nearest Gucci retailer where our expert advisors will be on hand to help. Find your nearest store here.

Each Gucci timepiece varies in price due to the choice in materials, design, quality, and desirability. At Beaverbrooks, our collection of Gucci watches starts from £620 or £51.66 per month with interest free credit.

We always recommend your watch goes back to Gucci for a battery replacement to ensure all the inner workings are ticking away nicely. Find your nearest Gucci stockist and our experts will be able to set up a repair and advise you further.