
Antony's journey to acquiring the Bulgari Octo Finissimo Ceramic highlights the irresistible allure of certain timepieces, even for seasoned collectors with firm resolutions. His candid account of resisting various Octo Finissimo iterations before succumbing to the ceramic model offers a relatable narrative for anyone who has ever fallen for a watch's "discreet charms." This post delves into the unique appeal of the Octo Finissimo Ceramic, exploring its design, wearability, and the unexpected market dynamics Antony encountered.


You had no chance!! I too probably dropped by at the same Bulgari boutique and tried on a similar watch but I do know how 'strong' your resolve is when it comes to all things beautiful! Well done on this superb buy. A great watch in that price category and it suits your wrist fine despite being 41mm. Yes, I know it is the lugs and the thinness that makes it wearable. Enjoy your new toy!
Good thing this isn't going to lead to ruin, imprisionment or worse -- just to showing up on time, looking sharp! Cazalea
this is one outstanding piece, and the ceramic makes it even more interesting, surely if one wants to wear it daily!Love it! Grtz,Dom
Aiyah!! What's going to happen lah? I am truly delighted with it and am selling my Cartier Tank Cintree to celebrate! Kindest regards, Antony
You are sacrificing your Tank Cintree for the Bulgari?? That is one helluva compliment to the Bulgari because the Cartier is a nice looking watch too. Which metal is the Cartier in?
That was my rationalization anyway!! So a multitude of possibilities ensue.....te-hee )
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