Bvlgari Bvlgari has been an icon of luxury watches for over 40 years. In 2020, Bvlgari created the Bvlgari Bvlgari Cities Limited Edition 2020, inspired by urban adventurers' favorite cities: Rome, Tokyo, Dubai, Paris, London, Ibiza, Milan, Mexico City, and New York. The name of each city is engraved at the 6 o'clock position on the bezel, and to further enhance the connection to the city, each Cities Limited Edition model comes with 12 unique art prints created by nine talented young artists.
Bulgari Bulgari "Cities Limited Edition" paired with art print
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The ROMA version will be released in Japan for 445,000 yen (excluding tax). Released in June
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The Tokyo version will be released in Japan for 450,000 yen (excluding tax). It will be available at Isetan Stage in July.
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New York version not available in Japan
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LONDON version not available in Japan
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Paris version not available in Japan
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Two interchangeable straps are available: brown calf leather and black rubber.
The Bvlgari Bvlgari Cities Limited Edition 2020 will feature a total of nine models. In Japan, only the ROMA and TOKYO versions will be released. Each watch comes with a brown calfskin or black rubber strap and an elegant black pouch made of grained leather, perfect for travel or on the move. The black case is treated with scratch-resistant DLC and is water-resistant to 5 bar, making it suitable for urban adventurers. The case is also slim by deliberately omitting a screw-down caseback. The movement is the in-house 191.
Art print set in a clock
Artist Iris Hatzfeld used pencil to depict the golden light and texture of objects in Rome, Bulgari's hometown, creating a cinematic glow that captures the city's glory.
Digital artist Faunesque worked on the high-tech city of Tokyo, transforming traditional elements into something fresh and futuristic, while utilizing cutting-edge technology befitting the city.
New York is at the forefront of the pop art scene. Artist Natasha Pascal was inspired by fashion magazines and recreated her own vision of the city in rough gouache paintings.
Clémence Trosévin's watercolors of British symbols, such as his passion for India and the English garden, are tranquil scenes reminiscent of a comic strip about English greenery.
Paris has cultivated its own unique "Dolce Vita" (sweet life), and artist Jean Aubertin has used delicate watercolors to portray Paris as Rome's twin soul.
Milan embodies Italian design and innovation, and young artist Vincent Macquart explores the city's architecture, colors, and shapes to create a unique portrait of this hardworking city.
A joyous burst of color, Mexico City is a favorite of Bvlgari's love of vibrant hues, and artist Aline Zarco captures the city's vibrancy with bold lines and eye-catching hues.
Ibiza is a touchstone of Mediterranean splendor, a sun-kissed jewel shimmering in the sea. Artist Manon Molesti casts a spell over the vibrant waters and the island's electric nightlife.
Dubai, a high-tech utopia, is a city that, like Bulgari, believes in bright possibilities and boldly executes them. Artist Vincent Longhi has used graphic techniques to portray the city in a work that could be called modern impressionism.
The Bvlgari Bvlgari Cities Limited Edition 2020 models all have the same specifications, with only the city names engraved on the bezel being different. There are nine cities being produced: Rome, Tokyo, Dubai, Paris, London, Ibiza, Milan, Mexico City, and New York.
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