Bulgari Serpenti Tubogas by Jaeger LeCoultre modern With a case thickness of

With a case thickness of only 6mm due to its a hand-cranking manual movement

unadorned frame lent itself well to many different iterations

and Top Time collections

it was viewed as a tool as rough and hearty as the divers and explorers who wore it

Bulgari Serpenti Tubogas by Jaeger LeCoultre modern With a case thickness ofBulgari Serpenti. An iconic pairing of words if ever there was one. Since Bulgaris founding, the Italian jeweler has built a reputation upon unique designs. The Serpenti the snake shaped watch released to much acclaim in 1948 and still produced today is one of the most striking timepieces in the history of modern horology. The tubogas bracelet, meanwhile, has played a significant role in the Serpenti story. Named for the gas pipe from which it takes