Null BULGARI OCTO BI RETROGRADE BY GERALD GENTA
Reference: OBR.Y.1C. Serial no.:…

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BULGARI OCTO BI RETROGRADE BY GERALD GENTA Reference: OBR.Y.1C. Serial no.: 131181. Steel case, black ceramic bezel. Black dial. Self-winding mechanical movement (calibre 7722), no. 110206. Leather strap on buckle signed Bulgari. Sapphire crystal. Circa 2010. Diameter: 43 mm. A stainless steel wristwatch automatic movement, by Bulgari. Circa 2010.

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BULGARI OCTO BI RETROGRADE BY GERALD GENTA Reference: OBR.Y.1C. Serial no.: 131181. Steel case, black ceramic bezel. Black dial. Self-winding mechanical movement (calibre 7722), no. 110206. Leather strap on buckle signed Bulgari. Sapphire crystal. Circa 2010. Diameter: 43 mm. A stainless steel wristwatch automatic movement, by Bulgari. Circa 2010.

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