Bulgari Octo Finissimo Pitch Black
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Bulgari Octo Finissimo Pitch Black

By India Whiskey Charlie · Sep 15, 2025 · 16 replies
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India Whiskey Charlie's original post highlights the striking aesthetic of the Bulgari Octo Finissimo in its full black, matte DLC titanium iteration. This article delves into the community's reception of this ultra-thin sports watch, exploring its design nuances, material choices, and practical considerations that make it a compelling subject for collectors.

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Marc Obermann
Sep 15, 2025
That really is a stunning looking Bulgari Octo Finissimo.

I have always really liked all the versions of the Octo Finissimo due to the case shape and their thinness and I really like this blacked out version to and find it surprisingly easy to read for an all blacked out watch. I followed the link you gave for all the details about this watch and was surprised that the strap is actually rubber the only thing I don't really understand is why the Titanium versions are only 30 metres water resistant as opposed to the 100 metres of the others. It's still a

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Vetnov
Sep 15, 2025
I am impressed by the thin wars between Bulgari and Piaget,

but this is too monochromatic for me.

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Blansky
Sep 15, 2025
Does it come with a flashlight?

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Derreck
Sep 15, 2025
Yours should definitely be more legible and looks better imho.

Although I understand the appeal of full black.

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K-Lo
Sep 15, 2025
Thanks but I was certainly more breakable too!! Because the one I had was ceramic and this one is DLC

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Derreck
Sep 17, 2025
Yes, I was also looking for a non scratch

sports watch and ceramic was an idea for a while but it is prone to breaking. Instead of dlc they could have gone the iwc route with titanium ie the ceratanium which I’m guessing is kinda what Sinn does to their tegimented steel cases but it’s in titanium so much more light, which is a welcome addition in a sports watch, A general sports watch shouldn’t be a nuisance or be felt but just be there when needed imho. Anyways, sorry that your ceramic got broke but suffice to say that it looks very co

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