The new "GUCCI 25H" Tourbillon, featuring a slim 8mm body and a see-through dial

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New Skeleton Tourbillon Marks 50 Years of Gucci Watchmaking

Gucci is hosting a special exhibition, "Gucci Wonderland," to commemorate 50 years of its in-house watchmaking. As the second installment of its high watchmaking collection, the brand has unveiled the "GUCCI 25H" Tourbillon.

Text by YANAKA Tomomi

Featuring Gucci's New In-House Flying Tourbillon Movement

In 1972, Gucci began crafting watches that fused Swiss expertise with Italian design in La Chaux-de-Fonds, the heart of Swiss watchmaking. Half a century later, Gucci has released a new collection to celebrate 50 years of its in-house watchmaking.

Among the new releases, the "GUCCI 25H" Tourbillon stands out with its slim 8mm case and see-through dial. The timepiece is powered by Gucci's new in-house flying tourbillon caliber. The flying tourbillon, positioned at 6 o'clock, underscores the watch's blend of craftsmanship and elegance.

The new "GUCCI 25H" Tourbillon, featuring a slim 8mm body and a see-through dial | GUCCI

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The design places the intricate mechanism on a matte titanium bridge that spans the case back, allowing the movement's beauty to take center stage. Skeletonized hands create a layered effect, imbuing the timepiece with sharp functional aesthetics, modern appeal, and decorative flair.

The collection includes models in 100% recycled gold with 18K white or yellow gold bracelets, as well as three variations with rubber straps. These timepieces bring a retro-futuristic ambiance to the wrist.