Cinturino Saffiano Nero Cuciture Tono Buckle:Rose Gold Plated it adapts to wrists of

it adapts to wrists of various sizes without losing the character of the original military cut

almost metallic in its formal rigor

5 mm — structured

8mm of the 14060 and then to the modern 1

Cinturino Saffiano Nero Cuciture Tono Buckle:Rose Gold Plated it adapts to wrists ofIt was 1913. Mario Prada, from his store in Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, patented a hot stamping process capable of impressing a cross hatch texture onto leather, destined to become synonymous with Italian luxury worldwide. He called it Saffiano. More than a century later, that Milanese technique is still here on your wrist. In absolute black with tone on tone stitching that whispers elegance instead of shouting. Subtractive Heritage Elegance Look