BVLGARI AT GENEVA WATCH DAYS 2026: TITANIUM OPENS NEW HORIZONS IN WATCHMAKING

BVLGARI returns to Geneva Watch Days with three new interpretations of titanium, a material that has become one of the Maison's most recognisable creative signatures. From an unprecedented collaboration with independent watchmaker Vianney Halter to an optical experiment in laser engraving and two new BVLGARI Titanio models, the collection explores titanium as both a technical material and an expressive design language.

The Octo Finissimo Dual Time × Vianney Halter marks the first time an independent watchmaker has reinterpreted the Octo Finissimo family at movement level. Its retro-futurist design combines BVLGARI's geometric architecture with Vianney Halter's distinctive mechanical vocabulary, including four ivory-toned displays, blue hands, a red arrow-shaped seconds hand and a platinum micro-rotor engraved with his signature. The collaboration is offered in brushed titanium, limited to 30 pieces, and rose gold, limited to 15.

The Octo Finissimo Dazzle turns the titanium case into an optical artwork. Inspired by the camouflage patterns used to disguise prototype cars, an intricate geometric motif is laser-engraved across the case, dial and integrated bracelet. The result makes the watch's familiar Octo Finissimo silhouette appear to dissolve and re-emerge with the changing light.

The BVLGARI Titanio GMT and Titanio Chronograph bring the same material language into the BVLGARI Aluminium family. The 40 mm GMT pairs brushed Grade 5 titanium with black rubber and a 24-hour display, while the 41 mm chronograph translates the collection's signature black-and-white contrast into a sharper black-and-grey palette. Across all three creations, titanium becomes more than a specification: it is BVLGARI's way of balancing lightness, strength and contemporary style.

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