
Pingtsai's detailed exploration of Bulgari's watch case manufacturing process provides a rare look into the intricate steps required to transform raw materials into precision components. This article is essential for understanding the craftsmanship and technical expertise that underpin Bulgari's watchmaking, offering insights into the milling, stamping, and finishing techniques employed.











It is always a great pleasure to be able to see the whole process of a case making. About your questions, I would say several days? 5? Of course, it is for me very important to know the process... knowing that the watch uses a complex case (but with a smooth and fluid design) is big plus for me when I choose a timepiece! Your report made me think about my visit at the Harry Winston Manufacture which also produces its cases in-house. We don't focus very often on this important step in a watch bui
bulgari multi-pieces case has a special place in between traditional round one piece case and unusual independent creations, an signature expertise of a strong jeweler based watchmaker brand. curious one this is, a porsche design!? cheers, Ed~
Before I knew the case and dial sandwich construction had 108 components, my appreciation of the watch was muted. After I found out it did and why it had to be, we had to choose it for our 10th anniversary celebration.
how things are done and I like it a lot. I am always curious on that kind of things, because it adds a different value to luxury. So far we saw lots of machines and tools, but is there anything special? Something we can only find at Bulgari? Special process, special skills, special attention to the details ... - anything apart from the design? I am really looking forward to that kind of insight and hope I donΒ΄t ask for too much. Thanks for sharing, Ping. Oliver
This thread is active on the Bulgari forum with 4 replies. Share your knowledge with fellow collectors.
Join the Discussion →