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Bvlgari Diagono Silver Dial Black Rubber Men's Watch DG42C6SCVD

I purchased this Bvlgari Diagono Silver Dial Black Rubber Men's DG42C6SCVD watch at 50% off so it was incredible deal. The watch has a perfect, classic look and I would definitely recommend it. One downside was that, for my wrist size, the watch didn't fit as well as I'd like it to. Taking out 3 links made it too tight, while taking out only 2 links made it a bit loose for my preference. But still a great watch.

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Review by Eileen i, From United States Norwalk

Bvlgari Octo Velocissimo Black Dial Automatic Chronograph Men's Watch 102115

low price锛?awesome Bvlgari, it's definitely worth it, I will buy it again...

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Review by Donna S, From USA Tulsa

Bvlgari Serpenti Tubogas Silver Opaline Dial 18k Yellow Gold Quartz Ladies Watch 101924

Talk about a fun watch. This watch adds a totally different look to my wardrobe and I love how different and sassy it is compared to all my other watches. Its comfy and easy to read too.

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Review by justin audet, From Netherlands Rijnsburg

Worldtempus - 6 March 2013

In recent years, carbon has established itself as an ultra-technical material which, for horological enthusiasts known for their attachment to perpetuating traditions, embodies modernism and watchmakers' ability to adopt a forward-looking attitude.

Carbon is definitely an unexpected newcomer to a profession more accustomed to selecting materials with the longest possible lifespan. Nonetheless, the appeal of novelty is quite logical in that watchmakers have always pursued their profession in a manner taking account of this inherent duality. As meticulous artisans, their approach is shaped by their apprenticeship and they are each a link in a chain dedicated to cultivating and passing on ancestral knowledge. While they are thus traditionally the custodians of this expertise, some of them are fortunately naturally driven to wander off the beaten track and to make experiments. Within a trade bly pervaded by a sense of permanence and immutability, this exploratory approach enables them to continue challenging established conventions and thus maintain creative momentum.

Synthetic materials are part of daily living and have invaded all spheres of activity. Some, such as carbon fibres, boast properties suited to specific applications and are used in sectors requiring technical sophistication and high performances. This fibre with its anthracite grey and black chequered pattern has come to embody these sterling virtues to such an extent that its very presence tends to confer these same qualities on products in which it is featured. Developers have thus leveraged this association of ideas by creating exceptionally modern timepieces, which convey through the material from which they are made a certain number of values cherished by men looking for an object that silently reveals their concern to maintain a pole position.

Within barely a decade, the light and extremely resistant material that is carbon fibre has made its way from dials - most of which are actually merely 'carbon-patterned' - to cases as well as to some movement parts. In 2007, Audemars Piguet was one of the first manufacturers to use forged carbon® (a carbon nanofibre and polymer composite bly compressed and fired at high temperatures). Since then this technical product, sold at a premium because it is presented as requiring extremely complex machining technologies, is becoming more widely available just as we have seen with high-tech ceramics. Such is indeed the fate of all materials of which the rarity in fact depends on the volume put into production.

The year 2013 will be a year with a b "carbon fibre footprint", since several brands are offering watch products based on this material, thereby confirming that the technology is now fully mastered… or perhaps not quite, because as Jean-Christophe Babin recently stated before his move to Bvlgari: "there are carbon fibres and carbon fibres". He was in fact launching a timely debate on the biocompatibility of the resins used in polymerising carbon fibres. Some are allergy inducing and others are not. While the issue is now on the table, it seems obvious in light of the issues at stake that the watch brands using these new materials have taken all necessary precautions to ensure they use only composites duly recognized as harmless. Watch this space!