Inspired by the House's archival silk scarves, five watches showcase Métiers d'Art craftsmanship.
Each 40mm design features a miniature canvas on the dial, and is powered by a diamond-set tourbillon movement.

A white grand feu enameled dial depicts minature flowers micro-handpainted in a finely sculpted botanical motif, which recalls the emblematic Flora print created by Italian artist Vittorio Accornero. The dial also features hand-engraved inlays, set with violet jade, mother-of-pearl, and verdite.

Another Accornero-inspired design on a mother-of-pearl dial features two ships in micro-marquetry consisting of 12 and 28 wood pieces, respectively. The design is complete with a shimmering Gucci script on the dial.

The third creation is centered around a white grand feu enameled background on a white gold dial, precision-lasered and micro-handpainted with aquatic life. The design is embellished with chrysophrase, jade, and Murano glass spheres.

The fourth design highlights a mother-of-pearl dial, laser-engraved with a savannah landscape then hand-painted to portray a wildlife scene inspired by Accornero's Safari print from 1969.

The fifth design depicts an equestrian scene with a horse and jockey through a 40-piece micro marquetry, hand-engraved rose gold overlays, and hand-painting. Tsavorite appliqué further emphasizes a sense of movement.

The Gucci 25H Amphiteater is inspired by the Colosseum. The 40mm skeleton tourbillon timepiece is housed in a multi-layered rose gold case, featuring a 3D effect baguette diamond dial and a flying tourbillon at 6 o'clock.

The 41mm rose gold timepiece combines an Interlocking G-embellished flying tourbillon movement and a jumping hour complication, presented in a 10.7mm cushion-shaped case set with diamonds in different sizes.

The multi-layered black dial reveals a hand-lacquered hour disc behind a smoked sapphire glass, and a minute hand disc under an aventurine glass which moves with the oscillating weight.

By appointment only at Gucci's first dedicated boutique at Place Vendome, Paris