Gucci G-Flat

First appearing in the 1970s, the G-Flat collection mirrored the pared-back aesthetics of brutalist architecture, from sculpted geometric forms to the pragmatic austerity of exposed concrete. Distinct octagonal angles, multi-layered profiles, and prominently exposed screws distinguish the archival pieces. Featuring the same characteristics, the new design introduce a softer contemporary touch, such as a newly rounded dial and House-designed Roman numeral index markers shaped to echo the curves of the signature Interlocking G logo.