Since its inception in 2012, the Octo Roma collection by Bulgari has significantly impacted the watchmaking industry. Over a decade later, the Octo Roma has become synonymous with profoundly innovative and powerful Italian-style designs. This aids in the enrichment of Swiss watchmaking due to Bulgari’s incredible ability to renew and reinvigorate its hallmark aesthetic while staying true to its roots.
The new Octo Roma collection’s main attraction is its versatility, sophistication and elegance. Individuals with a refined sense of style will surely be pleased with this release as it is the perfect accessory for someone with self-confidence. These statement pieces offer a range of options from automatic to chronograph or even a tourbillon piece. The invigorated Octo Roma collection embodies modernity that makes a lasting impression while incorporating styles that pay tribute to the architectural heritage of watchmaking craftsmanship.
The Octo Roma Chronograph is the first piece of this collection, powered by the Caliber BVL 399, a Swiss-made mechanical movement. The Octo Roma Tourbillon represent the fusion of Swiss craftsmanship and Roman creativity with each piece blending technical precision and artistic vision. The Octo Roma models come with an interchangeable wristband, allowing the wearer greater freedom and versatility. Octo Roma timepieces come with two wristbands at their purchase, a stainless steel bracelet and a rubber strap. Additional straps in rubber and alligator leather are available for purchase separately.
The Octo Roma Automatic comes in three colours, blue, anthracite and white, which are enhanced by the 3D effect of the Clous de Paris technique. The noteworthy debut of the Octo Roma Chronograph is distinguished by its sleek dial with a clear, legible display in blue or black. Its chronograph function contains a central second hand, a 30-minute counter and a 12-hour counter ensuring its wearer is always on time.
See the full collection of modern sophistication and traditional watchmaking excellence at bulgari.com/en-int/collection/octo.html.
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