!±8± Le Vian Men's ZAG 78 Sahara Setai CE Diamond Watch
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This Swiss-made luxury sport chronograph from LeVian possesses a stylish mystique that enhances both casual and dress attire. The tonneau-shaped stainless steel case features a PVD coating for a rich deep sheen. It frames a mother-of-pearl dial with stylized numerals, three elliptical subdials, and a date aperture at the four o'clock position. The dial is capped with a sapphire crystal and framed with exotic chocolate diamonds set into the bezel. An antique-style crown, surrounded by angled pushers, accents the case. One of a limited edition to 500, this watch is showcased on a genuine leather strap finished with a diamond-accented buckle. It offers Swiss movement with chronograph functions and is rated water resistant to 3 ATM.
Certificate of Registration
When you register your LeVian watch, you will receive from the company a Certificate of Registration stating that your LeVian precision timepiece is one of a Numbered Limited Edition and is backed by the fine reputation of the LeVian family. About Le Vian
To trace the history of LeVian, you must go all the way back to 16th century Persia, where the family first established itself as purveyors of fine jewelry. Their reputation was such that when the Shah of Persia returned from his conquest of India in 1746, he chose to entrust the LeVian family with the precious gems he had collected, including the legendary Kohinoor diamond, the world's largest discovered ruby, and other priceless stones. In 1950, Mr. A. LeVian, having emigrated to New York from Persia, re-embraced the family tradition, formally establishing the company known today as LeVian. Currently headed by the founder's son, Eddie Le Vian, the company continues to produce exquisite fine jewelry and counts among its collectors billionaires, royalty, and Hollywood celebrities. LeVian watches are produced in numbered limited editions by renowned Swiss watchmakers, using only the finest materials and Swiss precision movements.
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