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Guess Stone Studio
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MovementQuartz
CaseSteel set with crystals
StrapMetal-link bracelet
FinishesGold, silver or two-tone
GenderWomen

Stone Studio

The most "bling" line in the Guess catalog, made for those who don't want to go unnoticed

Line History

Stone Studio is the women's collection in the Guess catalog most explicitly built around the idea of decorative excess: crystals and stones applied generously to case, dial and bracelet, in keeping with the "glamour" strand the brand claims as one of its historic identities since its earliest watch collections in the 1980s and 1990s.

The brand presents it with deliberately direct and provocative communication — the official tagline invites people to "break the mold" and "turn up the glitter" — aimed at customers seeking a conversation-starting accessory rather than a discreet timepiece. The "oversized stone details" (in the words of the official materials) are the common thread across every execution in the line, regardless of case shape or color chosen.

Structurally, Stone Studio stays true to the typical approach of Guess fashion collections: stainless steel case, quartz movement and metal-link bracelet, with finishes available in gold, silver and two-tone. Its price positioning, roughly between 160 and 295 dollars, places it in a mid-to-upper tier of the Guess catalog, while still remaining far from the more exclusive tier occupied by the Gc sub-line.

Technical Specifications

Movement
Quartz
Case
Stainless steel set with crystals
Diameter
Variable depending on the model
Dial
Often entirely pavé-set with crystals
Strap
Metal-link bracelet
Finishes
Gold, silver or two-tone finishes
Gender
Predominantly a women's collection
Price range
Roughly 160–295 dollars

Main Executions

Stone Studio, silver pavé dialSilver-tone steel bracelet, fully set casecurrent production
Stone Studio, two-tone executionGold/steel two-tone bracelet, crystal details on the bezelcurrent production
Fun Fact

The brand's official promotional material describes Stone Studio's ideal customer as people who "don't follow trends, they break them": a deliberately extreme communication stance, consistent with the direct, high-impact visual style that has always defined Guess advertising since the 1980s.