Even if the Gauthier is more horologically impressive. The austerity of the Parmigiani dial, the shape of the hands, the bracelet geometry, the knurled platinum bezel, and the finishing on the microrotor all speak to me in a way that the kooky dial on the Roman Gauthier does not. Don't get me wrong, that dial design is fun, but I think the novelty would wear off for me over time. To my eye, Bulgari actually executed the flat, grainy texture, with subsidiary seconds at 7:00 dial design language more effectively on the Octo Finissimo Automatic and some of its artist collabs. But that's just me.