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This message has been edited by AnthonyTsai on 2014-02-26 16:17:22
How about some new photos of the Bulgari Diagono X-Pro P10!?!
The Bulgari Diagono X-Pro P10 "PuristS" edition watch is surely one of my favorites from the brand. Created by Bulgari to honor the 10th Anniversary of thePurists, the Diagono X-Pro P10 was made in a very small edition of 50 pieces.
I surely wish I had my own sample to photograph and share here... but I know many other PuristS can help with this request 
Here is an older shot from Anthony that I really like. Please help me out with some new looks at this rare beauty.
I'd post some right now but I'm not wearing mine right now
and not in my possession. Hopefully a fellow Bulgari P10 owner can post some new pics.
In any case, here are some old pics taken with my phone couple years ago.
Cheers,
Anthony
This message has been edited by AnthonyTsai on 2014-02-26 16:17:22
Bulgari Diagono X-Pro P10 limited edition of 50 pieces PuristSPro Anniversary photos
The Bulgari Diagono X-Pro P10 PuristSPro Anniversary model, limited edition of 50 pieces, is an extremely practical watch, combining key features for the road warrior watch enthusiast. These include 3 (THREE) timezone indications and a 12 hr chronograph. A unique feature not widely publicized and appreciated by purist watch aficionados is the modification to the 7750 base movement - there is a columnwheel to control the start stop function of the chronograph!
Outfitted with rubber strap, the X-Pro P10 is the ideal travel partner.
Three timezones?
TM,
OK, I've studied the pics above; and I see the GMT hand, I see the outer turning bezel...when you say there are three timezone indications, are you including the 'regular' hour hand? Or is there something else on top of all that? (Is it the inner bezel that goes up to 24 - does that turn or do something neat?)
Looks like an excellent pairing of timepiece and automobile. "Hello officer, well I'm testing this multiple-timezone watch, so I had to see how quickly I could cross the timezones...!"
E.
Brainteaser, huh? :-)
You basically got it 24hr arrow hand set to fixed 24 hr chapter ring; set rotating bezel to 24hr arrow hand for second timezone, and regular hands for third. But if you want to get creative, you can use continuously running chrono 12 hour indicator as 4th time zone indicator, if you set it right.
Lol! Like your pleading to law enforcement...
That sounds like...
...hard work!
Thanks, TM. Honestly, I haven't yet got my little head round the 3rd-timezone-through-the-24hr-bezel thing, a la Rolex GMT; getting the chrono going too so as to have a fourth timezone would be an amusing challenge that would send me straight to the arms of VC for an 86060, PP for a 5130 or something similar for a 'proper' world time watch. Or, ahem, to my smartphone. No matter - it's still a cool watch!
(Speaking of the PP5130, am I the only person who doesn't like the typeface they used for the city names on the 5131, even if the enamelled part is just gorgeous? But I digress - wrong forum for a start.)
This message has been edited by Esharp on 2014-03-06 06:05:17