Bulgari Serpenti Tubogas
Bvlgari

Bulgari Serpenti Tubogas

Ref: 102182

Price available upon request
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Another fantastic luxury timepiece from Bulgari with 35mm Steel & 18ct pink gold case, double spiral pink gold bracelet, silver opalin roman dial, quartz movement and 30m water resistance. Available now online at Westime.
Specifications
  • Product Type

    Watches
WARRANTY For the purchase of any new Bulgari timepiece you will receive a digital warranty card. The Bulgari warranty is valid for two years from the date of purchase*. It will be registered in the Bulgari network and accessible and honored worldwide from any Bulgari boutiques. The digital warranty card guarantees the purchase date and authenticity of a timepiece and covers all manufacturing defects. This warranty does not cover normal wear of the case, metal or leather watchband, crown, and glass. It is not valid in case of loss, theft, improper use, negligence or attempts to repair by unauthorized persons.
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Brand Heritage

Ever since the design of the first Bvlgari watch in 1940, a Serpenti timepiece that encircled the wrist and displayed the time within the snake’s head, the brand has never stopped in its pursuit to bring elegance and unparalleled style to haute horlogerie. Following the great Swiss tradition, when the Bvlgari Haute Horlogerie SA was founded in 1970, its headquarters were established in Neuchâtel. The Bvlgari watches for ladies, as well as for men, always drew inspiration from ancient motifs, either from the Greek or Roman mythology, or even Italian Renaissance. However, the brand’s evolution allowed for many contemporary twists, from the introduction of a sport’s line to entirely manufacturing their first Grande Complications in-house in 2004. Ever since, the company has followed a strategy of continuous search for perfection and technological development to accompany what the brand had already been offering to the world, spiritual beauty and original style.

The early high jewellery creations of the 1920s reflected the design of traditional French school, incorporating platinum and diamonds with geometric and stylized Art Déco design. From the 1940s onwards, the genuine Italian Bvlgari style started to emerge, embracing the sunny shades of yellow gold and the sinuous coils of the Serpenti creations.