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Ferragamo Balances Signature Details With Refined Silhouettes in Its New Watch Collection
Ferragamo understands the power of a signature. Though it has never functioned as an official logo, few house codes are as recognizable as the Gancini. Appearing in designs as early as the 1950s, the motif was introduced as a clasp on the brand’s popular handbags in the 1970s. Both functional and decorative, the hardware has become synonymous with Ferragamo’s particular strain of Italian polish. In its spring 2026 watch collection, that emblem becomes a starting point rather than a finishing touch.
The five-piece collection balances refined minimalism with bolder gestures. The Double Gancini style leans into jewelry territory, with a looping logo bracelet that meets a compact, square face. The Twisted model is softer: a woven, textile-like strap culminates in a twisted Gancini at mid-wrist. Elsewhere, the Ferragamo Edge pares things back with clean lines, subtle guilloché dials, and a discreet Gancini placed at eight o’clock. Even with their crisp geometry, the watches maintain a sense of dimensionality, with sunray and textured finishes designed to catch the light.
The collection is anchored by technical consistency. Swiss-made quartz movements run throughout, while compact case sizes and practical water resistance keep the pieces firmly in the realm of everyday wear. The men’s offerings — the 1927 chronograph and the F-80 Tonneau — introduce a sportier edge, exploring muted colorways alongside larger cases, stronger profiles, and more robust functionality. Still, they adhere to the same guiding principle: restraint over excess. Ferragamo’s latest offering is a refined expression of the house’s signature blend of heritage, style, and craftsmanship.
