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Mahesh, a seasoned collector, shares his comprehensive exploration of the Bulgari Octo Finissimo line, highlighting its distinctive design and groundbreaking ultra-thin movements. His detailed post, enriched with personal observations and stunning photography, delves into various complications and material executions, offering a unique perspective on what makes this collection stand out in the luxury watch landscape. This article provides an in-depth look at the Octo Finissimo's architectural inspiration and horological achievements.
I also think that, as great as the complications are, this watch still looks its best in the original matte time-only version!
In any metal or alloy they are manufactured. I wish even the steel versions were matte finished. I'm not asking the expensive sand blasted and rhodium plated finishing of the steel early models, just a basic brushed. That would be perfect. The shape speaks loud, not need to get more attention
Thank you very much Mahesh for the time you took to let us meet the Bulgari watches. As i skip the P brand, cause of an own reason, Bulgari gets my full credits. Maybe it’s Rome heritage and why i like the innovative way into an ancient old forum design. The bvl movement. As you show to us the magnificent Finissimo’s, the entry level peaces are friendly priced for what you can get in the luxury watch category. No silly Patek Philippe prices, just pure watch makers craft. Very unique. Not all fin
what impressed me is complication without affecting the design idea of the timepiece...example Perpetual calendar with retrograde date but keeping the timepiece still thin !
but it is not everyones' style I suppose.
I tried one on in the beautiful Bulgari boutique in Rome and I was stunned. The alluminum version is amazing because of the lightness and thinness, but my favorite has to be the ceramic.
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