Fendi Timepieces Unveils the Fendimania Limited Edition

October 2019

Fendi Timepieces Unveils the Fendimania Limited Edition

October 2019

Created in a 50-piece limited edition for each version, the new Fendimania watch is a jeweled timepiece perfectly marrying the iconic aesthetics and the beauty of the finest materials.

The Fendimania Limited Edition is elegant yet fashion-forward, celebrating the Maison’s FF logo and the essence of genuine stones and diamonds. Its bold square 18 Kt gold case is enriched with an FF logo-shaped bezel set with dazzling brilliant-cut diamonds.

Distinguished by its impressive luminosity, the dial is fully set with scintillating diamonds or adorned with lustrous genuine stones.

The Fendimania Limited Edition with a fully paved dial evokes sophistication and expresses Fendi’s dualism through the contrast of the gleam of the watch case and the matt texture of the black exotic leather strap.

The Fendimania Limited Edition with a mesmerizing lapis lazuli dial is a fascinating creation: the brassy yellow inclusions of the lapis lazuli genuine stone form a subtle harmony with the 18 Kt yellow gold case. The timepiece is accompanied by an elegant exotic strap of intense blue color.

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