Eclectic Trio Bvlgari, Custom Rolex with Arizona Turquoise

At the beginning of the week in Milan, Bvlgari presented a new collection with the telling name Eclettica. We reviewed 3 models from this collection. One of them resembles a luxurious peacock, as if it has perched on the wrist to rest. The watch is made of white gold. The bracelet of the model gracefully wraps around the wrist, styled like a peacock’s tail with elegant fan-shaped feathers.

More than 1700 diamonds are used to adorn this luxury. Bright accents in the plumage of the exotic bird are the rubellites and emeralds. The watch is powered by one of the smallest mechanical calibers in the world.

This novelty is a reimagining of the Krayon Anywhere model through the style of the PAC-MAN game concept. The watch is presented in a platinum case measuring 39 x 9.5 mm. The base of the dial is made of polished onyx. The PAC-MAN maze is depicted on it using semi-transparent pad printing, meaning it is visible only when the light hits at a certain angle. Around it, fruits and ghosts appear as if hand-drawn.

All indicators on the dial are replaced with game elements. Instead of the sun on the 24-hour hand, PAC-MAN is depicted. The sunset symbolizes the 'power cookie', and the sunrise is one of the ghosts (Blinky, Pinky, Inky, or Clyde). Each of the 15 pieces in this series is unique with its set of fruits and ghosts. The estimated cost of the model is CHF 188,000.

Customized Rolex Daytona with an unusual dial. The base of the dial is transparent sapphire. On top of it is glued an ultra-thin plate of rare spiderweb turquoise, mined at the famous Kingman deposit in Arizona. All this magnificence is complemented by a bezel with a brown ceramic insert. The customization services cost the Arizona turquoise enthusiast CHF 39,520.

One of 3 new Audemars Piguet releases with dials made of natural stones. The peculiarity of this release is that the other 2 novelties with malachite and sodalite dials will be released only in the Japanese market. The turquoise version will first be presented in Japan, and from July the watch can be purchased worldwide.

The model features a 38 mm case made of white gold. The watch dial is equipped with white gold hands and rose gold hour markers with rhodium plating. Inside is a self-winding movement with a 60-hour power reserve. The estimated cost of the model is $50,000.

An intuitive world timer by Andreas Strehler. The watch is housed in a stainless steel case measuring 40 x 9.7 mm. All functions of the model are controlled by a three-position crown. The dial is made of hand-polished titanium. The dial design includes elements mandatory for world timers - a ring with city names and a two-color 24-hour scale treated with luminescent material. The sun symbol near some cities indicates that daylight saving time is observed in the corresponding time zones.

The model can be personalized. It is offered on a calfskin strap. The estimated cost of the watch is CHF 24,750.

A new collection from Omega that combines 9 dual-hand watches with Master Chronometer certification. The watches are presented in cases measuring 39.4 x 12.23 mm. The cases are made of various Omega alloys - from O-MEGASTEEL steel alloy to various types of gold and platinum. In the design of the watches, the company cites vintage Constellation models with their curved lugs and the famous 12-sided Pie Pan dial.

The watches are equipped with either leather straps or vintage gold bracelets with brick links. Read more about the new Omega chronometers in the review.

A novelty with an unusual dial design. The dial consists of an aventurine plate with a diamond-set constellation of Aquila. The largest diamond in the constellation, representing the star Altair, symbolizes the bird's head. The case is made of steel. The constellation of Aquila is also laser-engraved on the case back. Read more about the watch in the review.

A diver with a vintage vibe that charms with its bright color. The watch features a stainless steel case measuring 39 x 12.7 mm. It is equipped with two crowns, one of which controls the rotation of the internal bezel. Essentially, this is a reissue of the 2024 model, only instead of a steel bracelet, a green rubber strap is offered. Read more about the watch in the review.

Here is a whole series of updated divers from Longines. The watches are presented in stainless steel cases of 39 and 42 mm (6 options for each size). They all have the same thickness of 11.7 mm. Notable changes include new hour markers instead of Arabic numerals and a redesigned ceramic bezel. The watches come with two bracelets: an H-shaped link bracelet and a Milanese bracelet. In both cases, the bracelet is equipped with a double folding clasp with an integrated micro-adjustment system.

The estimated cost of the watch is CHF 1,850 for models with the H-link bracelet and CHF 1,950 for models with the Milanese bracelet.