Gucci GG1676S Navigator Sunglasses Grey Brown Web Collection
Gucci GG1676S-003 Navigator Sunglasses combine contemporary luxury with the unmistakable identity of Gucci's iconic Web Collection. Featuring a sleek grey metal frame, warm brown lenses and signature Web stripe detailing at the temples, these sunglasses deliver a refined yet distinctive look for modern gentlemen.
Why you'll love them
- Modern navigator silhouette offering a confident and sophisticated profile
- Signature Gucci Web detailing inspired by one of the house's most recognisable design codes
- Grey metal frame construction providing lightweight durability and premium comfort
- Brown lenses delivering a warm, versatile aesthetic suitable for everyday wear
The authentic Gucci GG1676S-003 features a 60mm lens width, 14mm bridge, 145mm temples and a 49.4mm lens height. Crafted for those who appreciate understated luxury, these designer sunglasses balance timeless styling with contemporary Italian craftsmanship.
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Description
Gucci GG1676S-003 Navigator Sunglasses combine contemporary luxury with the unmistakable identity of Gucci's iconic Web Collection. Featuring a sleek grey metal frame, warm brown lenses and signature Web stripe detailing at the temples, these sunglasses deliver a refined yet distinctive look for modern gentlemen.
Why you'll love them
- Modern navigator silhouette offering a confident and sophisticated profile
- Signature Gucci Web detailing inspired by one of the house's most recognisable design codes
- Grey metal frame construction providing lightweight durability and premium comfort
- Brown lenses delivering a warm, versatile aesthetic suitable for everyday wear
The authentic Gucci GG1676S-003 features a 60mm lens width, 14mm bridge, 145mm temples and a 49.4mm lens height. Crafted for those who appreciate understated luxury, these designer sunglasses balance timeless styling with contemporary Italian craftsmanship.
