Technical specifications
Functions
- Hours
- Minutes
- Seconds
Movement
- Manual Winding
- Manufactured
- Swiss Made
Case
- Octagonal
- Titanium
- Sandblasted
- 1.80mm
- 40.00mm
Glass
- Sapphire
Buckle
- Deployment Buckle
- Titanium
Strap
- Titanium
Official description
Within the space of a decade, the Octo (2012) and then the Octo Finissimo (2014) have revolutionised the concept of the ultra-thin watch, setting one record after another. The saga has now concluded with the Octo Finissimo Ultra, the ultimate pinnacle of extreme thinness, yet the adventure continues. The timepiece is now delivered with an innovative presentation box and an unprecedented opening towards a digital future.
While some may not have noticed, the dial of the Octo Finissimo Ultra that won a prize on 10 November at the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) featured a 10 instead of the traditional "12 o’clock” numeral. It was a final nod to an exceptional collection, the Octo, which was celebrating its 10th anniversary that evening in Geneva.
Seeing the Octo win a GPHG award has become a common occurrence. In previous years, Bulgari has been among the laureates at the Geneva ceremony every two years on average (2017, 2019, 2021, 2022). This latest vintage took on a special dimension, however, representing the end of a cycle that has broken every conceivable record (eight consecutive world records, more than 60 international prizes). And yet, behind the scenes, the story continues...