This timepiece features a 42mm steel case with subtly balanced proportions. Located at 6 o'clock against an elegant starry sky background, the moon-phase subdial simultaneously displays the phases of the moon for both Northern and Southern hemispheres. Day-of-the-week, month and date indications discreetly complete the picture. The transparent caseback provides a chance to admire the heart of the movement with its finely decorated oscillating weight.
This timepiece combines an iconic square case, diamond hour-markers and a bird's-eye view of the calibre. Crafted from polished black high-tech ceramic, the case and bracelet ensure peerless comfort on the wrist. The eye-catching sparkle of the 12 elegant gems lights up the edge of the dial and draws the gaze to the heart of the automatic movement. Visible from both front and back, the latter is equipped with a non-magnetic balance-spring and ensures a generous 80-hour power reserve.
This chronograph captures hockey’s raw energy and accuracy. Its dial evokes the texture of ice, while the 9 o'clock small seconds counter bears two rotating crossed sticks serving as hands. The “Time out” indication at the top right of the pulsometer scale is a reminder of the time needed to catch your breath. This intrepidly sporty timepiece features a 62-hour power reserve, a double-domed sapphire crystal and a unidirectional rotating bezel.
The watchmaker unveils a timepiece honouring the design and sophistication of the original Polo. Punctuated by polished yellow gold gadroons, the case and integrated bracelet in satin-brushed white gold feature a delicate alternation creating contrasting relief and textured effects. This aesthetic choice extends to the dial graced with yellow gold hands, framed by a 38mm case housing an ultra-thin micro-rotor movement. A timepiece for connoisseurs looking for distinction and elegance.
The iconic model appears in a slimmer, rose gold interpretation. Its appealing 40mm case featuring finely balanced volumes and masterful proportions exudes an unmistakable sense of harmonious warmth. Minimalist yet sophisticated, the Agave Blue dial is adorned with the meticulously handcrafted signature barleycorn pattern. The applied hour-markers and openworked hands elegantly count off the time, complemented by a finely crafted bezel.
First introduced by the Maison in the mid-1960s, the Monete has been reinvented. Crafted in rose gold using the traditional Milanese mesh technique, a first for Bulgari, this “ secret watch ” houses an authentic coin dating from 198-297 CE. It is driven by the Piccolissimo BVP100 hand-wound movement – measuring 13.50mm in diameter and 2.50mm thick – visible through the transparent caseback. The white mother-of-pearl dial is set with 12 diamonds.
The iconic Overseas collection is joined by two models in white gold or pink gold, entirely covered with 1,430 diamonds. The six-sided Maltese cross bezel is enhanced by the sparkle of 60 invisible-set baguette-cut diamonds. The self-winding in-house movement displays the hours, minutes and central seconds, as well as the date through an aperture. Each model features an interchangeable gemset buckle and comes with two additional leather or rubber straps.
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