• Vintage Gucci 4500L Gold Plated Quartz Ladies Watch 2066
  • Vintage Gucci 4500L Gold Plated Quartz Ladies Watch 2066
  • Vintage Gucci 4500L Gold Plated Quartz Ladies Watch 2066
  • Vintage Gucci 4500L Gold Plated Quartz Ladies Watch 2066
  • Vintage Gucci 4500L Gold Plated Quartz Ladies Watch 2066
  • Vintage Gucci 4500L Gold Plated Quartz Ladies Watch 2066
  • Vintage Gucci 4500L Gold Plated Quartz Ladies Watch 2066
  • Vintage Gucci 4500L Gold Plated Quartz Ladies Watch 2066
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Gucci

4500L Swiss Quartz

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Our Take

You may not know that Gucci actually holds a Guinness World Record for selling more than one million units in their first two years of producing watches back in 1974 of the Model 2000. So this may not be that particular piece but it was just as popular during the 90s as Gucci watches become popularised. The slim gold plated case measures around 24mm in diameter and 26mm from lug to lug, with bi-metal steel and gold plated fancy bezel, a petite ladies watch. It has the classic beige minimalist dial that Gucci is known for with gold hands and the logo all protected by the mineral crystal glass with minimal wear. The movement has been inspected and is keeping perfect time! The logo is evident on the case back as well as the model number 4500L and is in good condition. The original used strap and buckle are intact and would fit a wrist of around 6.5” or 16.5cm approximately. The watch comes without the original box and papers but will be accompanied by a gift box. Water resistance is not guaranteed, please stay away from water.

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  • BrandGucci
  • Model4500L
  • GenderLadies
  • Year1990s
  • OriginSwitzerland
  • Dimensions24mm X 26mm
  • MovementQuartz
  • GlassMineral
  • Case MaterialGold Plated
  • 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.