"BVLGARI returned to Geneva Watch Days with a trio of remarkable debuts that reinforce its reputation as both a master of design and an innovator in watchmaking. The brand unveiled the Octo Finissimo Lee Ufan, the Octo Finissimo Marble Tourbillon, and the new BVLGARI Bronzo Collection-each a distinctive statement in material innovation and artistic collaboration. Collectively, they highlight BVLGARI's ability to balance technical brilliance with cultural resonance, offering creations that speak to collectors on multiple levels."
"The centerpiece of BVLGARI 's return is its collaboration with Korean-born artist Lee Ufan, whose work has long explored the tension between stability and infinity. The Octo Finissimo Lee Ufan reflects this philosophy through a striking dial design inspired by his sculptural dialogues between stone and mirrored surfaces. Limited to 150 pieces, the watch is presented in a 40mm hand-filed titanium case and bracelet, measuring an astonishing 5.5mm in thickness."
"Its mirrored dial captures Ufan's artistic inquiry into reflection, creating a meditative interplay of light and depth. At its core is the BVL 138 micro-rotor caliber, a movement celebrated for both its slim profile and reliable performance. Adding a personal touch, the caseback is engraved with Lee Ufan's handwritten script, transforming each piece into a wearable extension of the artist's philosophy."
BVLGARI returned to Geneva Watch Days with three limited-edition releases that combine technical excellence, material experimentation, and artistic collaboration. The Octo Finissimo Lee Ufan is a 40mm hand-filed titanium watch limited to 150 pieces with a 5.5mm thickness, a mirrored dial inspired by Lee Ufan's stone-and-mirror dialogues, and a BVL 138 micro-rotor movement; the caseback bears Lee Ufan's handwritten script. The Octo Finissimo Marble Tourbillon is a 40mm platinum, 30-piece edition with a deep-blue Italian marble dial and a flying tourbillon powered by the manual-wind BVL 268. The BVLGARI Bronzo Collection extends the brand's material innovations.
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