A narrow gold-tone bezel encircles a cream dial, its surface marked at twelve with the Givenchy 4G emblem—four interlocking Gs arranged as a Greek key, rendered in crisp sans-serif against the pale ground. The bracelet is formed from alternating gold and silver-tone links, joined with a stainless steel back and a clasp free of visible engraving. The dial layout is precise and minimal, with the Givenchy wordmark and Swiss Made text anchoring the composition. Construction is classic of the era’s licensed French watches: a base metal bezel in gold finish, stainless steel case back, and a slim profile. The bracelet’s two-tone configuration carries minor wear along the links, while the dial and crystal remain clear. No accessories accompany this watch, and no serial number is visible. Not currently running; sold as-is, for display or repair purposes only. This Givenchy watch dates to the late 1980s or early 1990s, a period shaped by Hubert de Givenchy’s penchant for graphic signatures and international licensing. The 4G logo at twelve—born in the 1970s and seen across accessories from Paris to Tokyo—marks this as a product of the house's diffusion lines, when couture names moved into everyday design. Condition: Very Good — light wear to bracelet links; not running, sold as-is for display or repair onlyMaterial: Gold-tone base metal bezel, stainless steel back and braceletColour: Gold and silver-tone bracelet, cream dial with gold-tone bezel, Givenchy logo at twelveMade in: France
