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Bvlgari Diagonal Scuba 41 - Ref. 102504 - Blue Dial - Stainless Steel - Box & Papers 2019 - Excellent Condition 

A striking blend of Italian design and sporting sophistication, the Bvlgari Diagono Scuba Ref. 102504, dating from 2019, is a distinctive luxury timepiece that combines bold aesthetics with everyday versatility.

The watch features an attractive blue dial with white Arabic numerals at 6 and 12 o’clock, complemented by crisp white indices for the remaining hour markers. This contrasting design ensures excellent legibility while giving the watch a fresh, sporty appearance. The rich blue dial adds depth and character, making this Diagono Scuba stand out from more conventional stainless-steel sports watches.

Crafted from stainless steel, the 41 mm case showcases Bvlgari’s signature blend of contemporary Italian styling and practical functionality. Its distinctive design gives the watch a confident presence on the wrist, while the carefully balanced proportions make it suitable for both casual outfits and more refined occasions.

The Diagono Scuba collection draws inspiration from the world of diving, combining a robust sports-watch aesthetic with the unmistakable design language of Bvlgari. The result is a timepiece that feels equally at home on weekend adventures or as part of a sophisticated everyday wardrobe.

This reference DP41 C3 SSSD - 102504 comes as a set of:

- original presentation box

- warranty card - 2019, Italy

- original Bvlgari stainlees steel bracelet (full links) with double folding clasp

- additional original blue rubber strap with Bulgari pin buckle

"Combining the bold character of a sports watch with Bvlgari’s unmistakable Italian design, this Diagono Scuba Ref. 102504 is an excellent choice for collectors and enthusiasts seeking something a little different from the traditional luxury watch. Its striking blue dial, crisp white detailing and stainless-steel construction create a versatile and sophisticated look, making it a compelling addition to any watch collection."