• Vintage Gucci 5500M Quartz Stainless Steel Gents Midsize Watch 2035
  • Vintage Gucci 5500M Quartz Stainless Steel Gents Midsize Watch 2035
  • Vintage Gucci 5500M Quartz Stainless Steel Gents Midsize Watch 2035
  • Vintage Gucci 5500M Quartz Stainless Steel Gents Midsize Watch 2035
  • Vintage Gucci 5500M Quartz Stainless Steel Gents Midsize Watch 2035
  • Vintage Gucci 5500M Quartz Stainless Steel Gents Midsize Watch 2035
  • Vintage Gucci 5500M Quartz Stainless Steel Gents Midsize Watch 2035
  • Vintage Gucci 5500M Quartz Stainless Steel Gents Midsize Watch 2035
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Gucci

5500M Quartz Steel

£225.00
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Our Take

Although Gucci is actually an Italian company, their watches are produced and assembled in Switzerland, which only says one thing, quality. During the ’90s the Gucci watch market exploded and the 5500M gents model was amongst those produced. The uniquely designed rounded combination matt/polish stainless steel case measures around 34mm in diameter and 40mm from lug to lug, not as big as today’s watches, so may suit a lady too. It has a sapphire crystal glass protecting the pristine satin black dial, with Roman numerals, steel hands and a quick set date at 3 o’clock position. The steel case back snaps in and is factory engraved/raised with the logo, model 5500M. The original steel crown is signed with the logo but has slight chips. The bracelet has been replaced with a black leather bracelet with a steel buckle, it will fit a wrist size of 7.2” or 19cm approximately. The watch comes without the original box or papers but will be accompanied by a gift box. Water-resistance cannot be guaranteed.

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  • BrandGucci
  • Model5500M
  • GenderMen's
  • Year1990s
  • OriginSwitzerland
  • Dimensions34mm X 40mm
  • MovementQuartz
  • GlassSapphire
  • Case MaterialStainless Steel
  • StrapLeather
  • Box/PapersNo
  • Water ResistanceNo

About Gucci

Although the Gucci brand first started back in 1906, it was known mainly for the quality leather goods they made, which quickly became world famous. It wasn’t until the 70s that they decided to branch out with fashion watches, with a licensing agreement with Severin Montres (who they would later go on to buy outright in 1997).

While the partnership produced such style icons as the Gucci G watch, so called because the stylised ‘G’ was used as an integral part of the case design, it’s fair to say that it was a case of style over substance – all the watches used a quality Swiss movement.

Gucci watches are instantly recognisable, thanks in part to the often incorporated G logo, and for the stylistas, there’s nothing finer.