Introducing The New Bvlgari Lvcea Notte di Luce

In 2014, Bvlgari introduced the Lvcea collection, drawing its name from the Latin word for light. Since its debut, the line has explored luminous materials, precious finishes, and artistic dial treatments. In its latest release, the brand presents two Notte di Luce editions that extend this creative direction through handcrafted dials conceived as miniature works of art in collaboration with Japanese artist Yasuhiro Asai.

The watches are housed in a 33 mm case combining stainless steel and rose gold. Their compact proportions preserve a refined presence on the wrist. The case features a bezel with round brilliant-cut diamonds, a solid caseback protects the movement and provides a water-resistance rating of 50 meters.

The dial features a deep black lacquer surface animated by finely set fragments of mother-of-pearl. These shimmering elements form a layered composition that captures and reflects light from multiple angles. Polished hands indicate the hours and minutes, applied hour markers maintain clarity without disturbing the artistic composition of the dial.

Powering the watch is a Swiss automatic movement displaying hours, minutes, and seconds. It operates at a frequency of 28,800 vph (4 Hz) and delivers a power reserve of 48 hours. The watch is fitted with a stainless-steel and rose-gold bracelet secured by a folding clasp for comfortable wear.

Each variation is produced as a limited edition of 80 pieces, with pricing available upon request.

For more information, visit Bvlgari’s official website.