GV2 by Gevril Women's 1506 Berletta and similar items

Condition: New with tags: A brand-new, unused, and unworn item (including handmade items) in the original packaging Features: RONDA 705 Movement, 2 layers dial, IPRG round index at 1-12, Pumpkin shape SS crown, Swarovski crystal Case Shape: Round Reference Number: 1506 Band Material: Leather Department: Wristwatch WebsiteProductDescriptionTemplat: GV2 Case Dimensions: 37mm X 8.1mm Bezel Material: Stainless Steel Bezel Function: Stationary Dial Color: White Clasp: Deployment Buckle Band Color: Red Case DiMenions: 37mm X 8.1mm Brand: GV2 By Gevril Display: Analog Gender: Women's Case Color: Red, White Crystal: Antireflective Sapphire Water Resistance: 30 Meters(99 feet) Calendar: Date LACOSTE: GV2 by Gevril Movement: Quartz UPC: 840840110800 Type: Women GV2 by Gevril Women's 1506 Berletta Swarovski Red Leather White Dial Watch YOU ARE NOW LOOKING AT A GV2 by Gevril Women's 1506 Berletta Swarovski Red Leather White Dial Watch Product Description The sophisticated 37 mm GV2 Barletta adds an air of suave elegance to any woman's wrist. The timepiece features a clear white dial with a quilted pattern and 15 sparkling diamonds. This fine watch contains a stainless steel case with a blue cabochon on the crown and is adorned with a sparkling diamond cut bezel that immediately captures attention. Consisting of two interchangeable bands, a red or navy leather with a quilted design, to always give you that look of elegance. Powered by a Ronda Swiss Quartz movement this watch is a must for every woman. The Gevril Story The Gevril watch company was begun by Jacques Gevril in the mid-1700s in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland's center of watch-making for centuries. He was a sought-after master of horology, and he created his first chronometer in 1743 and his first repetition dial in 1744. Most notably, he was called upon by the King of Spain in 1758 to produce a personal timepiece, which went over so well that Gevril was appointed as Royal Swiss Watchmaker to the Spanish Crown. The Gevril family tradition of watchmaking was passed onto Jacques's son, Moyse