Fendi - The New Fendi My Way Topazes Special Edition

May 2017

Fendi - The New Fendi My Way Topazes Special Edition

May 2017

The new Fendi My Way Topazes Special Edition expresses the Fendi daring creativity with a strong sense of refinement. The new Special Edition features a combination of arc cut topazes, diamonds and mother-of-pearl in four color variations.

A fusion of bold elegance and femininity

Elegant yet audacious, with its distinctive design, the new Fendi My Way Topazes Special Edition embraces bold colors featuring a bezel set with exquisite arc cut topazes.

The watch dial is enriched by a green or blue mother-of-pearl central zone framed by a diamond ring, silver-colored studs and 3 diamonds as indexes. The iconic Fendi logo at 12 o’clock pays homage to the Fendi heritage and DNA.

Accompanied by a Green Verde or Blue Dorothy Glamy, the tone-on-tone removable Arctic fox collar crafted in the Fendi ateliers in Italy, the new Fendi My Way Topazes Special Edition is an ultimate accessory for an especially head-turning entrance. When worn unadorned, it reveals the watch case curved lines and the refined green or blue calfskin leather strap embracing the wrist. Drawing inspiration from the ancient Roman amphitheaters, the timepiece celebrates the Fendi Roman roots.

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