Jesse James
Certainly no strangers to luxury or timekeeping, Bulgari is back with something new. Today they return with a stunning new timepiece created in conjunction with Gerald Genta. The designer is most famous for designing the 1972 Audemars Piguet Royal Oak and 1976 Patek Philippe Nautilus.
Though he has his own brand, he and Bulgari have come together to create the sleek and stylish Arena Bi-Retro Sport. This unique new timepiece displays the hours through a window at 12 o’clock. The minutes are then shown on an arc that crosses the top of the watch. The date can be seen displayed similarly at 6 o’clock, while the two jump back to zero once they reach the arc’s end. The watch is host to a BVL 300 caliber self-winding movement, boasting a 42-hour power reserve.
All of this is situated inside a sleek and stylish 43mm brushed titanium case. The timepiece is then finished off with a matte black alligator strap for an elegant yet modern aesthetic. The timepiece is nothing short of eye-catching, rocking unique details, and an impressive color scheme.
Take a closer look at this eye-catching collaborative timepiece in the images below and head over to Bulgari to immediately find out. In the meantime, keep it locked with The Culture Curators for more exceptional timepieces and watches coming soon.
Photos via Bulgari
