Bulgari Special
Bulgari dominated Geneva Watch Days 2020 with a new world record for ultra-thin watches as well as the unexpected return of its ground-breaking aluminium watches
Bulgari started 2020 strong when it set a world record for the smallest tourbillon ever with the release of the Serpenti Seduttori Tourbillon endowed with a tourbillon less than 11mm in diameter. At the recent Geneva Watch Days 2020, the Italian luxury maison broke another record, this time for the thinnest tourbillon chronograph watch.
It also earned the bragging right of being Bulgari’s sixth consecutive world record for ultra-thin watches (if you count the Serpenti Seduttori, its seventh world record in a row overall). This is a feat that began in 2014 with the Octo Finissimo Tourbillon (thinnest flying tourbillon). Almost every year since then, Bulgari has released one record-breaking watch after another, including the Octo Finissimo Tourbillon Automatic (thinnest automatic and thinnest tourbillon watch) in 2018.
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The Previous Five Consecutive Records:
These milestones, along with last year’s double win at Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Geneve (GPHG) for best chronograph and best jewellery watches, only serve to consolidate Bulgari’s standing as a watchmaker driven by passion and excellence.