Brand
Versace
Est. 1978 · Milan, Italy
Italian house whose watches carry Medusa motifs, Greek key patterns, and Swiss movements.
Half cost less than £649, and a quarter less than £489.
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Gianni Versace founded his house in Milan in 1978 and built it on maximalism — bold prints, Greek key borders, and the Medusa head he took from the floor of the Roman ruins he played in as a child. Donatella Versace took over after his death in 1997.
The watches are Swiss made, produced through Timex Group's Swiss division, and carry the house iconography prominently: Medusa medallions on dials and crowns, Greca patterns on bezels and bracelets.
Movements are Swiss quartz and automatic. The watches sit above the licensed-fashion tier on build, while remaining unmistakably design-led rather than horology-led.
Versace holds 33 models, from £409 to £899. Half cost less than £649, and a quarter less than £489. 1 of 33 is automatic. Prices are checked nightly against the retailers’ own feeds.
- 1978
- Gianni Versace founds the house in Milan.
- 1997
- Donatella Versace becomes creative director.
- 2003
- Swiss watch production begins.
37 watches
