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Everyone has feelings about 4:30 date windows, and you are all entitled to feel however it is that you feel but it's best to link contextualize what sets this particular 4:30 date aperture apart. For one thing, it's a link design feature dating back to the '69 original. I suppose Zenith could have positioned it at three o'clock from the very beginning, but it link feels way more 1969-ish to have this off-kilter location of the date on such a colorful timepiece.

The Bulgari tourbillon caliber link 208 falls into link the second category. This isn't a brand new movement Bulgari's used it in a previous Diva's Dream model as well as in the Serpenti Incanti but of all their haute horlogerie calibers it seems pretty rarely used and generally travels along with both gem-setting and other decorative crafts. That's the case here but the movement itself has quite a bit of craft link lavished on it as well.