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Embracing Summer: Meet the Two New Bulgari Bulgari Aluminium Watches

Bulgari expands its sought-after Bulgari Bulgari Aluminium collection with two fresh summer-ready models. Presented in a striking monochrome white version and a limited-edition blue-dial variant, the lightweight sports watch continues to blend Italian design flair with Swiss watchmaking expertise.
 Bulgari Bulgari Aluminium 2026, 104309, blue dial, title
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Since its debut in 1975, the Bulgari Bulgari collection has stood as one of the Roman maison’s most recognizable designs, distinguished by its signature double-logo bezel inspired by ancient Roman coins. In 1998, Bulgari challenged traditional luxury sports watch conventions with the launch of the Bulgari Bulgari Aluminium, combining aluminum and rubber in a bold and unconventional way. Now, for summer 2026, the collection welcomes two bright new references that highlight the model’s effortless blend of sportiness and sophistication.

 Bulgari Bulgari Aluminium 2026, white, front

Bulgari Bulgari Aluminium 2026


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A Fresh Take on Sport-Chic

The latest additions retain the characteristic 40mm case measuring 9.4mm thick crafted from sandblasted aluminum and paired with a titanium crown and case back. The collection’s signature rubber bezel, engraved with the iconic double Bulgari logo, is matched to an integrated white rubber bracelet featuring aluminum links. Water-resistant to 100 meters, the watches are designed for both everyday wear and active summer lifestyles.

 

 Bulgari Bulgari Aluminium 2026, white, dial

 Bulgari Bulgari Aluminium 2026

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The standout newcomer is a monochromatic white model that emphasizes the collection’s minimalist character. Its opaline varnished dial is complemented by rhodium-plated indices and hands, creating a clean and contemporary aesthetic that feels perfectly suited to the season.

Bulgari Bulgari Aluminium 2026, blue, dial

Bulgari Bulgari Aluminium 2026

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Limited Edition in Vibrant Blue

For those seeking a more colorful expression, Bulgari also introduces a limited edition of 500 pieces featuring a deep blue sunray-finished dial. Blue-lacquered hands and indexes enhance the watch’s vivid appearance, while a red-tipped central seconds hand adds a subtle sporting accent. The bright blue dial contrasts elegantly with the white bezel and strap, delivering a fresh maritime-inspired look.

 

Bulgari Bulgari Aluminium 2026, case back

Bulgari Bulgari Aluminium 2026

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Automatic Manufacture Movement

Both models are powered by the B77 automatic caliber. The movement operates at a frequency of 4 Hz (28,800 vibrations per hour) and provides hours, minutes, central seconds, and a date display at 3 o’clock. Measuring just 3.6mm in thickness, the movement offers a power reserve of approximately 42 hours. Pricing is marked at €3,700 or approximately $4,260 when converted to USD.


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