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The Progress of Time at BVLGARI
Thanks Ping for the summary.
Bulgari seems to have walked a similar path as Cartier; first with movements from suppliers and then with their own Manufactures.
First as jewellers and then as watchmakers in their own right.
Both brands have just introduced their own base movements that can be developed in future e.g. Bulgari Calibro 168 and 1904MC for Calibre de Cartier; to power their entry-level watches first, and maybe more.......
Regards,
MTF
This message has been edited by MTF on 2010-09-10 07:01:04
Carbongold
By: pingtsai : September 10th, 2010-10:24
I thought it was one of their more interesting pieces as well. There's actually a few floating around for sale that are brand new. I think my top choices would be the Rome or New York one. Thanks for taking a look.
Great post, Ping!
By: dxboon : September 11th, 2010-10:03
It's fantastic to see the brand's horological evolution, culminating with the new in-house movement released this year. While I still am unsure about the design motif for the rotor of the new caliber 168 (Do I like it? Do I hate it? Not sure.), I think Bu...
Anfiteatro
By: AndrewD : September 12th, 2010-15:47
Thanks for this tour of Bulgari, Ping. I love the history of watchmaking, and this puts a lot into perspective, particularly the evolution of their designs. It is remarkable how quickly Bulgari have pushed the envelope of their haute horlogerie lines in t...