Bertolucci Serena

Bertolucci Serena 25mm Stainless steel White

Bertolucci Serena 25mm Stainless steel White 1

Bertolucci Serena 25mm Stainless steel White 2

Bertolucci Serena 25mm Stainless steel White 3

SourceAaron Faber Gallery

Listed Since64 days

Condition-

Year of Production-

Case Size25mm

Case MaterialStainless steel

Dial ColorWhite

Bracelet/StrapLeather

Movement TypeQuartz

BoxNo

PapersNo

LocationUnited States

Price 1,975 USD

Description

Bertolucci Women’s Diamond Serena Midsize Wristwatch

Midsize stainless steel Bertolucci Serena, with 25mm x 34mm curved case, features a quartz movement, diamond bezel, white dial, black leather strap and deployant closure. The carefree quartz movement is warrantied by Aaron Faber for 1 year. Gemstone : Diamond Metal Type : Stainless Steel Movement Type : Quartz Warranty : 1 Year

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