Debenhams drops 'luxury' £3,300 diamond watch that is 'simply captivating' to £186 in 94% discount
'Perfect for adding a touch of radiance to a casual ensemble.'
If you are wanting to treat yourself for a "luxurious" diamond watch but don't want to break the bank, the best place to begin your search is the Debenhams sale. With some gorgeous timepieces seeing saving over £3,000, there is sure to be a deal that will catch your eye.
One "exquisite" timepiece available in the sale is the GV2 Bellagio Swiss Made Diamond Watch, which was crafted to "effortlessly command attention". Normally retailing for a heartstopping £3,295, Debenhams has slashed a whopping 94 per cent off this luxury price tag, so bargain hunters can now buy it for only £186.
Designed by luxury brand Gervil, the Bellagio Diamond Watch is inspired by the Pearl of Lake Como, which is a charming Italian town known for its glamour and romance. By boasting layers of "diamond indulgence", this timepiece is sure to captivate the senses of those who gaze upon it.
Featuring a 30mm square case that is adorned with a double diamond-cut ring, the Bellagio Watch is certainly something to behold. Inside the silver and white dial, many admire this stunning timepiece for the eight intricately placed diamonds that glisten against the black Roman Numeral time markers.
Driven by GV2's "impeccable" Swiss Quartz movement, this diamond timepiece is completed with a bold gold metal bracelet and deployment clasp. This vibrant strap also generously highlights the beautiful push-pull crown that is adorned with a blue cabochon stone.
Describing the gorgeous diamond watch, Gervil proudly states: "In the realm of luxury, good things are often found in small packages, and Bellagio epitomizes this concept with the look of layers upon layers of diamonds. Is it over the top? Perhaps, but in the most delightful way."
The stunning Bellagio Watch currently has a 4.3 star rating on Debenhams and 100 reviews on the Gervil website, with fans of the watch gushing over its radiant beauty.
One delighted shopper said that the timepiece "brings luxury and elegance to everyday moments," while another added that it "exudes sophistication with every timeless, sparkling detail."
A third shopper added: "Gorgeous expensive looking watch... I love it.... so comfortable to wear too."
With a fourth praising its design, writing: "Captivates all with its sparkling elegance and refined charm."
Other shoppers also gushed over the watch's ability to add elegance to any outfit. One shopper wrote: "A fusion of casual style and opulent diamonds, simply captivating," with another saying: "Perfect for adding a touch of radiance to a casual ensemble."
However, one Debenhams shopper did say that they were disappointed with the quality of the GV2 timepiece and sadly returned it after its arrival.
If you want to snatch up the GV2 Bellagio Swiss Made Diamond Watch for a bargain price, you can click HERE.
Another bargain to be found in the Debenhams sale is on the GV2 Sorrento Diamond Black MOP Watch. Normally retailing for £2,895, watch lovers can now buy it for only £186.75. Over on Ernest Jones, you can also get the Emporio Armani Crystal Dial Watch for the reduced price of £160 (RRP £359).
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