Gucci Interlocking

Sitting within Gucci's broader watch offering, the Interlocking range draws directly from one of the house's most recognisable motifs, the interlocked double-G symbol that has defined the brand since the 1960s. The collection is positioned as fashion-forward rather than horologically focused, appealing to those who wear a watch primarily as an accessory that signals brand allegiance. Cases tend to be bold and geometric, with the interlocking emblem prominently incorporated into the dial or bracelet design.

Quartz movements are standard across the range, keeping the emphasis firmly on aesthetics over mechanical complexity. Stainless steel cases, often finished with PVD coating in yellow gold or rose gold tones, are common, and leather strap variants sit alongside bracelet options. The target audience is style-conscious buyers who prioritise the Gucci name and visual identity over traditional watchmaking credentials.