patrick_y
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Different hue than Salmon! But so close!
Bulgari made a "Salmon" dial last year only for North America market. Only 100 or 50 units. Very limited. The marketing materials called it Salmon dial. Not Tuscan Copper though.
I've seen two and I have at least two friends who own one. Great watch! I wonder if they will think this Tuscan comes too close to their limited edition version though! As the point of buying a limited edition is to make sure that nobody else has the same watch as you do! Don't go to Pebble Beach car week or any fancy hotel with an AP Royal Oak or a Patek Philippe Nautilus - there were over a dozen Nautiluses in the RM Sotheby's auction room and that's just the small portion I saw near me!
Different hue than Salmon! But so close!
Bulgari made a "Salmon" dial last year only for North America market. Only 100 or 50 units. Very limited. The marketing materials called it Salmon dial. Not Tuscan Copper though. www.watchprosite.com I've seen two and I have at least two friends w...
They look the same to me...
Are you sure there is both a salmon and copper dial version?
Yes, really strange. The promo pictures of this new one and the NA limited edition look exactly the same to me
Maybe there‘s a difference in colour in real life?
The reference number of the „new“ copper on the bulgari website is exactly the same, as the one of last years NA „limited“ release.
I wonder, if it was planned like that from the beginning. OF limited editions usually mention the limitation somewhere on the glass or case of the watch. The pictures i found of last year‘s NA released watch don‘t show anything like that.
It was a marketing ploy
They pretended like last year did not happen. the website is updated to remove last year's page on the Salmon finissimo. I own one and I am considering legal action for their horrendous fraud.
Bulgari pulled a huge marketing offense on the Salmon dial, There isn't any difference in color
It was a marketing ploy. the dials are EXACTLY the same. I own the supposed North American version. the market called it Tuscan Copper last year, but Bulgari always called it salmon dial including last. year. I am considering a lawsuit as what they did is...
I concur!
I'm looking over my marketing materials from BULGARI. Same model number. But last year it was a limited edition "Salmon dial" limited to only 50 or 200 pieces? And now this year it's a regular unlimited edition "Tuscan Copper" dial. I don't know how to sa...
It could be like what VC did for the green traditionelle
The first few were allocated to Asia for a set time. Then opened to ROW
The updated movement really looks much less appealing than the original...
Feels quite bland now.
