There are quite a few reasons why you should invest in a Bvlgari watch. Now, Bvlgari was not a born watch brand. It started off as a jeweler and most of its years in the beginning were as a jeweler only. However, in the 1970s, the brand decided to expand its operations into high-end watchmaking. It started off with the Roma watch, a timepiece that used ancient Roman coins as an inspiration. Pretty soon, the brand came up with its first official timepiece, the Bvlgari Bvlgari.
This blog will take you through some of the most popular Bvlgari watches and tell you why you should invest in the brand.
Bvlgari Serpenti Seduttori
The Serpenti Seduttori is a class apart from all other Serpenti watches. It does not have the Tubogas bracelet, which essentially defines the Serpenti watch. But it does have the world’s smallest flying tourbillon. The Seduttori is a little different than its counterparts in the sense that it takes the Bvlgari Serpenti and makes it more of a mechanical watch than just a pretty little thing on the wrist.
Bvlgari Aluminium Series
Bvlgari has established itself as a serious player in the luxury watchmaking industry. The brand has risen to the challenge and created some really amazing stuff. For instance, the Bvlgari Aluminium collection has watches that are 40 mm in diameter. The non-chronograph watches the calibre B77, Bvlgari’s version of ETA 2892. The 42-hour power reserve is decent and the precision of the movement is unquestionable.
The collection also has a chronograph watch that uses the mechanism B130 that offers the chrono feature and a power reserve of about 42 hours. The calibre offers a three-register chronograph module offering a 12-hour totalizer and a running seconds.
Bulgari Octo Finissimo Automatic Satin-Polished Steel
The watch was launched in April 2020 and it was a banger. Finally, we have the Octo Finissimo in stainless steel. The case of the watch is 40 mm wide and just 5.24 mm thick. There is no denying that the watch is crazy thin and that is why it is so popular. As a matter of fact, the Bvlgari Octo Finissimo has a bunch of world records under its belt that we would not go very deep into.
The watch offers about 100 meters of water resistance and uses the calibre BVL138. The mechanism offers about 60 hours and runs at a frequency of about 21,600 vph. To sum it up, the Octo Finissimo steel manages to stand out in the herd very elegantly.