Bulgari continues to celebrate its rich heritage with the introduction of two exquisite timepieces at LVMH Watch Week 2026: the Bulgari Maglia Milanese Monete Secret Watch and the Bulgari Tubogas Manchette. These new additions underscore the brand's unique ability to weave historical elements into contemporary luxury, capturing the attention of both jewelry aficionados and seasoned watch collectors. Following in the footsteps of a diamond-encrusted coin watch from three years prior, these releases further solidify Bulgari's reputation for creating captivating and opulent wristwear that transcends mere timekeeping.

The Bulgari Maglia Milanese Monete Secret Watch, identifiable by references Bulgari 104328 and 104385, is a testament to the brand's mastery of 'secret watch' design. Its most striking feature is a solid gold, gem-set lid that completely conceals the watch dial. The authenticity of this piece is highlighted by an ancient Roman coin, dating from 198–297 AD, depicting Emperor Caracalla, transforming the timepiece into a wearable relic of history. The meticulous craftsmanship extends to the Milanese mesh bracelet, a Renaissance-era technique of interlaced gold threads, renowned for its intricate shadows and lustrous highlights. Bulgari emphasizes the bracelet's remarkable flexibility, a notable achievement for its complexity and width.

The internal mechanics of the Maglia Milanese Monete are equally impressive. It is powered by Bulgari's in-house Piccolissimo BVP100 micro-movement, first unveiled in 2022. This hand-wound caliber, measuring only 12mm wide and 2.50mm thick, is among the most compact mechanical movements available today. Initially designed for the Serpenti collection with a crown on the caseback, the BVP100 has been re-engineered for this model to feature a more traditional 3 o'clock crown position, demonstrating Bulgari's innovative approach to both design and engineering.

Complementing the Monete is the Bulgari Tubogas Manchette, a dazzling display of gold, diamonds, and an array of vibrant gemstones. Drawing inspiration from a 1974 vintage piece, this watch features a bold square head and a wide, single-coil Tubogas bracelet. The Tubogas construction, a Bulgari signature since the 1940s, utilizes interwoven metal rings around metal blades to create a bracelet that is exceptionally flexible and comfortable. Adorned with 12 carats of diamonds, along with citrines, rubellites, peridots, amethysts, topazes, and spessartites, the Tubogas Manchette is undeniably a statement piece that blends historical allure with modern glamour.

The Tubogas Manchette is equipped with the Bulgari Lady Solotempo BVS100, a larger yet still remarkably compact in-house movement. This self-winding caliber, 19mm wide and 3.90mm thick, weighs a mere 5 grams and offers a 50-hour power reserve. While the Serpenti Seduttori line might offer a more accessible option with this movement, the Tubogas Manchette truly stands out as a unique and luxurious creation. These two watches, priced at 132,000 Swiss francs for the Monete and 162,000 Swiss francs for the Tubogas Manchette (including taxes), exemplify Bulgari's enduring legacy of exceptional artistry and unparalleled luxury, making them truly remarkable additions to any collection.