Introducing the Bulgari Octo Finissimo Tourbillon, The Thinnest Tourbillon Ever Created
The new Bulgari Octo Finissimo Tourbillon is thin, really thin. In fact, this watch houses the thinnest movement with a flying tourbillon ever created – coming in at just 1.95mm. That's around the thickness of a nickel (think about that for a moment). The movement, with 249 components, was designed first around the tourbillon cage, which determined the final thickness (or thinness). It's a remarkable feat of engineering and design that no watch enthusiast can ignore.Every millimeter counts when designing a watch of this profound thinness. To save more space, the regulator assembly was removed, with timing adjustments now made directly on the balance wheel. The barrel is stabilized and guided by three ball bearings, a design solution that also allowed the hairspring to be doubled, resulting in an impressive power reserve of 55 hours for a watch of this size. 2 OF 2 The new Bulgari calibre is just 1.95mm thick. With all the compact engineering, Bulgari st

Manual Winding
With Patek's manual winding watches like the 5070 or the 3919, can you wind them too much, or do you just wind them until the crown won't go any further? And, is it best to wind them fully each time, or only wind them enough for a day or two?

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My Polar on a Zulu
I love it on the bracelet, but always wanted to add a bit of color. I guess its time to change it up a bit. I haven't worn a NATO or Zulu strap in forever. It definitely dresses it down a notch, but I like it. I think I'll stick with this for a while.

SS DD at Basel, good or bad idea?
What do you guys think? Making the iconic DD more affordable and more appealing for the SS lovers by making it available next Basel.Good or bad idea? I know I would get one no questions asked!!