Much better pictures than the original ones. I like the rotor a lot! [nt]

Sep 13, 2012,11:20 AM
 

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New Pictures of Bulgari's Calibre 168

 
 By: pingtsai : September 11th, 2012-21:45
CALIBRE 168 New pictures of Bulgari's first in-house movement, CALIBRE 168, a mechanical self-winding base movement entirely designed, developed and produced in-house. It was launched at Baselworld 2010 and now powers watches in the Sotirio Bulgari Collec...  

A nice movement with German Silver parts!

 
 By: patrick_y : September 11th, 2012-22:40
Didn't know that the Bulgari 168 utilized German silver parts! Thanks for the information! And I wonder what kind of useful and interesting complications will be modulated to this movement in the future!

Looks really a serious movement...

 
 By: KIH : September 12th, 2012-08:07
.. with beautiful design. Would love to meet in person with casing one day..... Ken

Looks like a solid, straight forward movement.

 
 By: MichaelC : September 12th, 2012-11:44
Most new in house movements being introduced by other brands seem to be extending the power reserve past 42 hours, but I think this is perfectly acceptable. Looking forward to new watches with this motor.

They are not showing the unseen front

 
 By: MTF : September 13th, 2012-10:13
ping, Thanks for the update. I remember the few celebratory watches for Sotirio Bulgari's anniversary but not many watches use this movement ....yet. The usually unseen front of the movement is under the dial and there is the feature described in the tech... 

Here are some pictures of the watches.

 
 By: pingtsai : September 15th, 2012-00:33
Here are some of the watches that have the Caliber 168 movement. Yes, the jumping date is along the perimeter which imo, is an attractive detail of the watch. ...  

Much better pictures of the movement.

 
 By: dxboon : September 13th, 2012-22:39
The initial press photos were a little underwhelming. I still don't like the rotor's aesthetics, but the movement looks very solid. Cheers, Daos

The watch looks cool...

 
 By: KIH : September 24th, 2012-18:06
...and the movement seems well made - but why and where are the "powerful torque" needed? Just curious... Ken