If you are passionate about luxury watches and high jewelry, you need to see what Bvlgari has just unveiled at LVMH Watch Week 2026. The Roman house has decided to look back at its glorious past to reinterpret two undeniable icons: the Maglia Milanese Monete and the Tubogas Manchette. These new pieces aren't just accessories; they are a masterclass in fusing Italian goldsmithing heritage with precise Swiss engineering.

The Renaissance of Gold: Maglia Milanese Monete Bvlgari has taken its classic "secret watch" concept to the next level. Inspired by the 60s, this model stands out for two main features:

1. Living History: The watch is adorned with an authentic ancient coin featuring Emperor Caracalla.
2. Pure Craftsmanship: For the first time, the brand uses the Milanese mesh technique in rose gold. The result is a woven texture that feels incredibly soft and flexible on the wrist.

Inside, it doesn't hold back. This model carries the Piccolissimo caliber, the smallest round mechanical movement in the world. It is an engineering marvel that now includes a transparent case back so you can admire its tiny gears at work.

If you are into bold retro style, you are going to fall for the new Tubogas Manchette. Based on an archive design from 1974, this watch appears as a wide cuff that hugs the wrist with total comfort, thanks to an internal titanium structure.

What really grabs your attention is the explosion of color. Yellow gold serves as a canvas for a vibrant mix of gemstones like amethysts, topazes, and peridots, all surrounded by diamonds. Plus, it is powered by the Lady Solotempo movement, an automatic caliber proving that a jewelry watch can also have a powerful and reliable mechanical heart.

With these releases, Bvlgari reaffirms its title as the "Jeweler of Time." Whether through the delicacy of Milanese mesh or the colorful boldness of the Tubogas, the brand reminds us that mechanics and aesthetics can dance together in perfect harmony.