Look Who it Was Random video

Bulgari Serpenti Spiga SPC35BGDBCGD1 1T Showcase Review

2,535 views · Published 16 December 2016 · 2:11 · Indexed 21 October 2026

Channel: Govberg Jewelers · 2016 · Howto & Style

Watch on YouTube

See this watch on our website: https://goo.gl/8mYsDi
Discover Bulgari online: https://goo.gl/Zrw7WI

Greetings. I'm Tim of Govberg, and I'll be your guide to the all new Bulgari Serpenti Spiga. This example, in combination of kiln-fired ultra high gloss black ceramic and polished 18k gold elements is an all new edition to a line that's been revitalized for the 2016 model year. Serpenti, however, dates to the late 1940s when Bulgari gave birth to the concept in the dying days of the art deco era.

Masterfully displaying both Bulgari's competence as a jeweler and in horology, the Serpenti line combines both with a unique coiled form that's visually dynamic and ergonomically superb. The ceramic lends an element of modernity to the watch. Ceramic effectively just as indelible as sapphire crystal itself, sets this watch up for long wearing durability and beauty. The inset gold elements at the tip of the bracelet, at the neck of the snake form, and about the bezel. The simulacrum of the serpentine head give the watch airs of traditional luxury compounded by the brilliant cut diamonds set into the flanks of the bezel.

The dial is an elaborate composition of three principle elements. First, polished broad sword hands at center. Stylized indices, second, at all stations of the hours, including Roman numerals at twelve and six. Finally, a deep and lustrous black lacquer base that gives the watch a gleam of its dial. Almost the appearance of being perpetually wet.

The flanks of the serpentine head set with a 18k rose gold crown. Itself inset with a rubalit in deep, rich violet reminiscent of amethyst. This watch featuring elements of the old and the new, of horology and jewelry, is the epitome of Bulgari's jeweler and watch making ethic. You can see the entire Bulgari Serpenti collection, including the Serpenti Spiga on our website, GovbergWatches.com.

See this watch on our website: https://goo.gl/8mYsDi

Discover Bulgari online: https://goo.gl/Zrw7WI

Learn more from Bulgari: http://www.bulgari.com/

More from this channel