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Christmas season is fast approaching, that is why mall sales come about from here and there. While, some people are already done with their Christmas shopping, others are just starting to prepare their list. If you are one of those few who have not started yet, then you better sit and make a plan to avoid cramming and missed buying a gift for one of your loved ones.They say, finding the perfect present for anyone close to your heart isn't easy. Although it need not to be luxurious but if you feel that your friend/relative deserves to receive an expensive gift then better not hesitate after all, Christmas is a season of gift �C giving.Gucci, one of the leading designer brands in the world, is sure to have lots of gorgeous pieces to offer you this season, which you may find useful for anyone you wish to give it to. One of those lovely pieces can be their plain yet stunning Stainless Steel Links Bracelet Round Black Dial watch you can give to your mom, sister or a girl pal.This timepiece is elegant in form and polished with an all stainless steel materials. Designed and created with the stainless steel case, covered by a stainless steel crown, that is supported by a brushed and polished stainless steel link bracelet with hidden clasp. Plus, its stainless steel circular bezel matched perfectly with the plain black display. Ultimately, this Gucci watch for women is an elegant accessory to match any woman's attire.Gucci's Stainless Steel Links Bracelet Round Black Dial watch is indeed a simple yet elegant timepiece that your girl loved one would love to receive this Christmas and would be proud of wearing in all occasions. This adorable Gucci timepiece is available in the market at the price of $109.

In 1994, Gucci Group NV was incorporated. The same year, Tom Ford, previously Chief Women’s Ready-to-Wear Designer, was appointed as Creative Director of Gucci’s entire product range. His seminal fall/winter 1995-1996 collection transformed Gucci’s style with a remix of classic and modern, tradition and innovation. It was an immediate hit with the critics and the public and marked the re-launch of the Gucci brand.
In 1995, Domenico De Sole was appointed as President and CEO of Gucci Group NV after holding the position of President of Gucci America Inc. (1984-1994) and Chief Operating Officer of the Gucci Group (1994-1995). The De Sole-Ford team would reinvent Gucci over the following years.
In October of 1995, Investcorp floated 48.2% of Gucci Group NV on the New York and Amsterdam Stock Exchanges. The Initial Public Offering was positively received by the market, leading Investcorp to offer the remaining 51.8% of the company five months later. Gucci’s shares were in international demand.
Gucci Timepieces was created in November 1997 when Gucci Group NV acquired the operating assets of the Severin Montres Group, one of the world’s largest manufacturers and distributors of watches. Severin Montres, a Gucci licensee for 23 years, had developed an extensive directly operated distribution network in the United States, Canada, Hong Kong, the UK and Germany, as well as third party arrangements elsewhere. 
In 1999 Gucci Group NV acquired Yves Saint Laurent Couture and Sanofi Beaut��? a prestigious perfume and cosmetics company that boasts YSL fragrances such as Opium and Paris, as well as a wealth of other perfume licenses including Roger & Gallet, Krizia, Fendi and Oscar de la Renta. In 1999, Gucci Group NV also acquired a 70% controlling interest in Sergio Rossi, a leading Italian luxury shoe company.
The growth of Gucci Group NV continued in 2000 with the acquisition of Boucheron International S.A. Founded in France in 1858, Boucheron has a long established heritage as one of the world’s most exclusive jewellery, watch and perfume brands. Also in 2000, Gucci secured further control over its brands by obtaining license rights held by Cartier International for Yves Saint Laurent Couture watches and jewellery. Both moves reflect Gucci’s confidence in the global potential of the jewellery and watches segments of the luxury goods market.