A highlight of the Roman maison’s latest novelties is the debut of the Bvlgari Serpenti Seduttori Tourbillon. A follow up to last year’s launch of the Seduttori with a quartz movement, the technically advanced version boasts the smallest women’s tourbillon in the market.
Powered by the manual-winding BVL150 Caliber – specially designed to fit inside the sleek dimensions of the serpent-head case – the rhodium-plated movement is hand-decorated with Côtes de Genève, perlage and beveling, and features one sapphire bridge. There are three iterations, each showcasing special pavé setting to achieve as thin a case as possible: white gold with diamonds and a leather strap; rose gold with diamonds and a leather strap, as well as white gold with diamonds and a matching scaled bracelet. The former Bvlgari models each have a total of 2.5 carats of diamonds, while the latter has over 7.5 carats.
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Allyson Klass had her start in the publishing industry 20 years ago as a fashion stylist and writer. Over the years, she’s worked in various women’s and bridal magazines covering fashion, beauty and lifestyle. She’s now Deputy Editor of Prestige Singapore and oversees the watches and jewellery beats. Off duty, she enjoys spending time with her family, pet bulldog and searching for the next beach holiday destination.
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