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Have a read up on their website they do make their own movements well they purchased a company that does. They now claim nearly all the watch making process is in house. They are blingy but make some nice dress watches, i must confess to owning one. They are very well made and upmarket, certainly not cheap looking.
hilly10 said:
Have a read up on their website they do make their own movements well they purchased a company that does. They now claim nearly all the watch making process is in house. They are blingy but make some nice dress watches, i must confess to owning one. They are very well made and upmarket, certainly not cheap looking.
It looks great, not sure I like the BVLGARI lettering around the bezel as it does scream 'TW@T' rather than 'CLASS' <sad pedant mode>
To be "Vulgari" you're assuming the 'B' to be Cyrillic, pronounced 'V', however, all the remaining letters are Roman, therefore the B must be Roman too, so the correct pronunciation must be "Bulgari" There is no "V" in Cyrillic either.
I wonder who cocked up the translation from "българи" generations ago, which means "Bulgarians", because "Vulgari" 'вългари' has no meaning in Bulgarian.
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To be "Vulgari" you're assuming the 'B' to be Cyrillic, pronounced 'V', however, all the remaining letters are Roman, therefore the B must be Roman too, so the correct pronunciation must be "Bulgari" There is no "V" in Cyrillic either.
I wonder who cocked up the translation from "българи" generations ago, which means "Bulgarians", because "Vulgari" 'вългари' has no meaning in Bulgarian.
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karona said:
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To be "Vulgari" you're assuming the 'B' to be Cyrillic, pronounced 'V', however, all the remaining letters are Roman, therefore the B must be Roman too, so the correct pronunciation must be "Bulgari" There is no "V" in Cyrillic either.
I wonder who cocked up the translation from "българи" generations ago, which means "Bulgarians", because "Vulgari" 'вългари' has no meaning in Bulgarian.
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Thanks for that really enlightening To be "Vulgari" you're assuming the 'B' to be Cyrillic, pronounced 'V', however, all the remaining letters are Roman, therefore the B must be Roman too, so the correct pronunciation must be "Bulgari" There is no "V" in Cyrillic either.
I wonder who cocked up the translation from "българи" generations ago, which means "Bulgarians", because "Vulgari" 'вългари' has no meaning in Bulgarian.
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bobbymonks said:
I had a Bvlgari Scuba Chronograph for a while. Actually quite understated with a great bracelet.
And no crappy movement in this one either, Chronometer certified Girard Perregaux

I agree that these (and the Scubas in general) look quite good. I also think the assioma's make a really good casual dress watch.And no crappy movement in this one either, Chronometer certified Girard Perregaux
BJG1 said:
Get one of these instead - very similarhttp://store.taowatch.us/TAO-070WD.aspx
TBH I just class them as very high end Fashion watches along with Tiffany and LV and to a certain extent Cartier. I.e. they are Jewelery that happens to be a watch.
Edited by sparkyhx on Monday 19th December 17:27
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I always read it as Vulgari. Must suck to work for their marketing department.
ky/all three way of saying it, IMHO.