Experience Advanced Craftsmanship and Design with Bulgari's Latest Titanium Timepieces

Unveiling the New Titanio Series

Bulgari's latest announcement for Geneva Watch Days introduces the Titanio series, continuing the brand's tradition of material-focused timepieces. Following successful releases in aluminum and bronze, this new collection brings the strength and lightweight properties of titanium to the forefront, showcasing both a dual-time model and an automatic chronograph.

Defining Characteristics of the Titanio Collection

The new Titanio watches uphold Bulgari's established design principles while integrating grade 5 titanium for the case, bracelet articulation links, and buckle. The Chronograph measures 41mm in width and 12.35mm in thickness, featuring a sandblasted and satin-finished case. The GMT version is slightly more compact at 40mm wide and 9.7mm thick. Both models boast a water resistance of 100 meters and come standard with a black rubber strap, offering a titanium bracelet as an optional upgrade.

Aesthetic and Movement Details

Both Titanio watches feature a striking black DLC finish on the bezel, crown, and pushers, complemented by a matte black dial and grey galvanic treated hands. The Titanio Chronograph is powered by the Bulgari B381 automatic movement, derived from the Sellita SW300 with a Dubois-Dépraz module. This 4 Hz movement includes a date function at 4:30, a 50-hour power reserve, and can measure chronographs up to 12 hours.

Precision and Dual Time Functionality

The Titanio GMT is equipped with the Bulgari B192 automatic movement, based on the Sellita SW-330. It provides a 'caller-style' 24-hour jumping second time zone, operating at a 4 Hz frequency with a 42-hour power reserve. The second time zone is elegantly displayed on a 24-hour rehaut around the dial.

Value Proposition and Market Positioning

The Titanio GMT is priced at $4,750, and the Titanio Chronograph at $6,050. These prices position the titanium models between Bulgari's bronze and aluminum offerings. Despite movement choices that might not be the most aggressively priced in the market, the combination of Bulgari's brand reputation, distinctive design language, and the use of premium grade 5 titanium makes these watches a compelling addition, particularly within the 2026 watch landscape.

Technical Specifications

The Bulgari Titanio Chronograph and GMT models, with reference numbers 104299 and 104300 respectively, are crafted from Grade 5 titanium. The Chronograph is 41mm in diameter and 12.35mm thick, while the GMT is 40mm in diameter and 9.7mm thick. Both watches feature a black dial with luminescence and offer 100 meters of water resistance. They are supplied with a black rubber strap with titanium links and buckle.

Internal Mechanisms

The Titanio Chronograph utilizes the Bulgari B381 automatic caliber, a modified Sellita SW300 with a Dubois-Dépraz module, providing hours, minutes, seconds, a 12-hour chronograph, and date, with a 42-hour power reserve and 28,800 vph frequency. The Titanio GMT employs the Bulgari B192 automatic, based on the Sellita SW 330, featuring hours, minutes, seconds, a 24-hour second time zone, and date, with a 50-hour power reserve and 28,800 vph frequency. Neither movement is chronometer certified.

Market Availability

The Titanio Chronograph is available for $6,050, and the Titanio GMT for $4,750. These models are not limited editions, making them accessible additions to Bulgari's robust and expanding collection.