Bvlgari unveils the new Lady Solotempo automatic movement
For the first time, Bvlgari's iconic reptilian timepiece is powered by an automatic movement, named Lady Solotempo. Requiring approximately three years of development, this movement now joins the ranks of the important calibers created by the Italian luxury house, alongside the renowned Solotempo and Finissimo.
With its 19 mm diameter and 3.90 mm thickness, Bvlgari’s new Lady Solotempo automatic movement offers a power reserve of approximately 50 hours. Round in shape, it perfectly fits the curves of the Serpenti watch. Such meticulous engineering had to be displayed for all to see, at least for its owner.
That’s why it reveals its every gear through a transparent caseback and features an oscillating mass with seven scales, echoing the links of the bracelet that take on this shape. The final detail: this movement may be offered to other brands within the LVMH group and produced by Zenith in its own workshops.
This alluring collection is available in seven models of the Serpenti Seduttori Automatic, including one in rose gold, one in yellow gold, two in steel, one in rose gold and steel, as well as two jeweled versions. With white opaline, black lacquer, or diamond-paved dials, the different timepieces are either adorned with a crown set with a cabochon-cut pink rubellite – or a blue sapphire for the white gold and diamond iteration.
The Lady Solotempo movement also finds its place in the Serpenti Tubogas Automatic, featuring a bracelet with a single and double spiral. This 35 mm rose gold reptilian duo houses a white opaline dial with a perfectly executed sunburst guilloché, punctuated by rose gold-plated hands and indexes.
From €11,300
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