MB&F Bvlgari x MB&F Serpenti Rose Gold Bvlgari and MB&F, two distinct forces in watchmaking, have once again merged their creative visions to push the boundaries of horology. Their first collaboration in 2021, the MB&F x Bvlgari LM FlyingT Allegra, united Bvlgari’s jewelry artistry with MB&F’s mechanical ingenuity. Building on its success, they now present the Bvlgari x MB&F Serpenti, an avant-garde reimagining of the legendary Serpenti, first introduced in 1948.
Transforming the Serpenti into a mechanical marvel required an entirely new approach to engineering, design, and manufacturing. Unlike conventional round cases, its complex curves demanded extensive prototyping and precision machining with 5-axis 3D milling. The case integrates five sapphire crystals, including the snake’s eyes, and is water-resistant to 30 meters. Inside, an in-house MB&F movement defies tradition, replacing hands with rotating domes that animate the serpent’s hypnotic gaze. These ultra-light aluminum domes, coated in Super-LumiNova, glow in the dark, while a 14mm flying balance wheel beats at 18,000 vibrations per hour, held in place by a sculpted three-dimensional bridge.
Beyond its reptilian origins, the Bvlgari x MB&F Serpenti draws inspiration from automotive design, reflecting the shared passion of its creators, Fabrizio Buonamassa Stigliani and Maximilian Büsser. The sleek case evokes the aerodynamic curves of high-performance sports cars, while the stepped sapphire crystal mirrors rear-window louvers. Even the movement incorporates elements reminiscent of a car engine, with a hexagonal grille motif paying tribute to past Serpenti designs. The intricate craftsmanship behind this watch ensures that only six to eight pieces can be produced per month, making it a highly exclusive collector’s item.
The Bvlgari x MB&F Serpenti comes in three versions, each restricted to 33 pieces: titanium with blue domes, 18K rose gold with green domes, and black PVD stainless steel with fiery red domes.

Bvlgari x MB&F Serpenti Rose Gold

MB&F Bvlgari x MB&F Serpenti Steel Bvlgari and MB&F, two distinct forces in watchmaking, have once again merged their creative visions to push the boundaries of horology. Their first collaboration in 2021, the MB&F x Bvlgari LM FlyingT Allegra, united Bvlgari’s jewelry artistry with MB&F’s mechanical ingenuity. Building on its success, they now present the Bvlgari x MB&F Serpenti, an avant-garde reimagining of the legendary Serpenti, first introduced in 1948.
Transforming the Serpenti into a mechanical marvel required an entirely new approach to engineering, design, and manufacturing. Unlike conventional round cases, its complex curves demanded extensive prototyping and precision machining with 5-axis 3D milling. The case integrates five sapphire crystals, including the snake’s eyes, and is water-resistant to 30 meters. Inside, an in-house MB&F movement defies tradition, replacing hands with rotating domes that animate the serpent’s hypnotic gaze. These ultra-light aluminum domes, coated in Super-LumiNova, glow in the dark, while a 14mm flying balance wheel beats at 18,000 vibrations per hour, held in place by a sculpted three-dimensional bridge.
Beyond its reptilian origins, the Bvlgari x MB&F Serpenti draws inspiration from automotive design, reflecting the shared passion of its creators, Fabrizio Buonamassa Stigliani and Maximilian Büsser. The sleek case evokes the aerodynamic curves of high-performance sports cars, while the stepped sapphire crystal mirrors rear-window louvers. Even the movement incorporates elements reminiscent of a car engine, with a hexagonal grille motif paying tribute to past Serpenti designs. The intricate craftsmanship behind this watch ensures that only six to eight pieces can be produced per month, making it a highly exclusive collector’s item.
The Bvlgari x MB&F Serpenti comes in three versions, each restricted to 33 pieces: titanium with blue domes, 18K rose gold with green domes, and black PVD stainless steel with fiery red domes.

Bvlgari x MB&F Serpenti Steel

MB&F Bvlgari x MB&F Serpenti Titanium Bvlgari and MB&F, two distinct forces in watchmaking, have once again merged their creative visions to push the boundaries of horology. Their first collaboration in 2021, the MB&F x Bvlgari LM FlyingT Allegra, united Bvlgari’s jewelry artistry with MB&F’s mechanical ingenuity. Building on its success, they now present the Bvlgari x MB&F Serpenti, an avant-garde reimagining of the legendary Serpenti, first introduced in 1948.
Transforming the Serpenti into a mechanical marvel required an entirely new approach to engineering, design, and manufacturing. Unlike conventional round cases, its complex curves demanded extensive prototyping and precision machining with 5-axis 3D milling. The case integrates five sapphire crystals, including the snake’s eyes, and is water-resistant to 30 meters. Inside, an in-house MB&F movement defies tradition, replacing hands with rotating domes that animate the serpent’s hypnotic gaze. These ultra-light aluminum domes, coated in Super-LumiNova, glow in the dark, while a 14mm flying balance wheel beats at 18,000 vibrations per hour, held in place by a sculpted three-dimensional bridge.
Beyond its reptilian origins, the Bvlgari x MB&F Serpenti draws inspiration from automotive design, reflecting the shared passion of its creators, Fabrizio Buonamassa Stigliani and Maximilian Büsser. The sleek case evokes the aerodynamic curves of high-performance sports cars, while the stepped sapphire crystal mirrors rear-window louvers. Even the movement incorporates elements reminiscent of a car engine, with a hexagonal grille motif paying tribute to past Serpenti designs. The intricate craftsmanship behind this watch ensures that only six to eight pieces can be produced per month, making it a highly exclusive collector’s item.
The Bvlgari x MB&F Serpenti comes in three versions, each restricted to 33 pieces: titanium with blue domes, 18K rose gold with green domes, and black PVD stainless steel with fiery red domes.

Bvlgari x MB&F Serpenti Titanium

HM10 Bulldog Red Gold

HM10 Bulldog Titanium

MB&F HM11 Architect Blue Edition The MB&F Horological Machine Nº11, dubbed ‘Architect’, is a wearable story, a narrative of space and time that transcends the ordinary. Inspired by the innovative spirit of 1960s architecture, it’s a watch that you don’t just wear—you live it. This timepiece bridges the gap between a house and a watch, with a design that seems to grow organically from the wrist, offering a glimpse into a futuristic, yet humanistic approach to timekeeping.
At its heart lies a central flying tourbillon, a beacon within a sapphire crystal dome, akin to the most sacred of spaces, radiating time with a celestial cadence. Four unique chambers extend from this core, each serving a specific purpose: telling time, indicating power reserve, measuring temperature, and setting the time. The dynamic structure can be turned, and with each rotation, it not only alters its display but also winds the watch, a feature that showcases the brand’s innovative approach to horology.
Crafted from Grade-5 titanium and sapphire crystal, the Horological Machine Nº11 Architect is a testament to MB&F’s mastery over complex forms and advanced materials. Each of the 25 pieces in both the blue and red gold launch editions is a confluence of aesthetic elegance and mechanical brilliance, reflecting the sky and earth in their design.
More than a watch, the HM11 is an architectural marvel at the scale of the wrist. It respects the form of the human body and the mechanics of human perception, all while pushing the boundaries of what a timepiece can be. The HM11 is a limited edition of 50 pieces, with 25 in each color variant, and is a wearable piece of architecture that encapsulates the essence of MB&F’s creative vision.

HM11 Architect Blue Edition

MB&F HM11 Architect Red Gold Edition The MB&F Horological Machine Nº11, dubbed ‘Architect’, is a wearable story, a narrative of space and time that transcends the ordinary. Inspired by the innovative spirit of 1960s architecture, it’s a watch that you don’t just wear—you live it. This timepiece bridges the gap between a house and a watch, with a design that seems to grow organically from the wrist, offering a glimpse into a futuristic, yet humanistic approach to timekeeping.
At its heart lies a central flying tourbillon, a beacon within a sapphire crystal dome, akin to the most sacred of spaces, radiating time with a celestial cadence. Four unique chambers extend from this core, each serving a specific purpose: telling time, indicating power reserve, measuring temperature, and setting the time. The dynamic structure can be turned, and with each rotation, it not only alters its display but also winds the watch, a feature that showcases the brand’s innovative approach to horology.
Crafted from Grade-5 titanium and sapphire crystal, the Horological Machine Nº11 Architect is a testament to MB&F’s mastery over complex forms and advanced materials. Each of the 25 pieces in both the blue and red gold launch editions is a confluence of aesthetic elegance and mechanical brilliance, reflecting the sky and earth in their design.
More than a watch, the HM11 is an architectural marvel at the scale of the wrist. It respects the form of the human body and the mechanics of human perception, all while pushing the boundaries of what a timepiece can be. The HM11 is a limited edition of 50 pieces, with 25 in each color variant, and is a wearable piece of architecture that encapsulates the essence of MB&F’s creative vision.

HM11 Architect Red Gold Edition

HM3 Frog X Blue

HM3 Frog X Purple

HM3 Frog X Turquoise

HM7 Aquapod Platinum Red

HM7 Aquapod Red Gold

HM7 Aquapod Titanium Green

HM8 CAN-AM WT

HM8 CAn-AM RT

MB&F HM8 Mark 2 Blue Edition MB&F, renowned for its boundary-pushing timepieces, has forged a remarkable bond with the automotive world. This connection is displayed through iconic releases like the HM5, HMX, and HM8, each sporting a distinct speedometer-style display reminiscent of the daring designs that defined the 1970s era.
At the heart of this automotive-inspired journey lies the personal dream of Maximilian Büsser, the visionary behind MB&F. From a tender age, Büsser harbored aspirations of becoming a car designer, his imagination consumed by the sleek lines and aerodynamic contours of automobiles. Though fate steered him towards a different path, his passion endured,  shaping MB&F.
The first HM8 Mark 2 was unveiled in 2023 to resounding acclaim. It was available in a choice of two editions, distinguished by striking white or green body panels. Building upon this success, MB&F introduced a new limited edition in 2024, the HM8 Mark 2 in captivating glossy sapphire blue bodywork.
The HM8 Mark 2 mirrors the engineering of automobiles, featuring an independent water-resistant chassis complemented by interchangeable body panels. Meanwhile, the utilization of CarbonMacrolon®—a composite material imbued with carbon nanotubes—ensures unparalleled strength and lightweight versatility. From the intricacies of its titanium chassis to the complexities of crafting double-curved sapphire crystals, every element speaks to MB&F’s unwavering commitment to pushing the boundaries.

Mb and F Watches Collection

Bvlgari x MB&F Serpenti Rose Gold

Bvlgari x MB&F Serpenti Steel

Bvlgari x MB&F Serpenti Titanium

HM10 Bulldog Red Gold

HM10 Bulldog Titanium

HM11 Architect Blue Edition

HM11 Architect Red Gold Edition

HM3 Frog X Blue

HM3 Frog X Purple

HM3 Frog X Turquoise

HM7 Aquapod Platinum Red

HM7 Aquapod Red Gold

HM7 Aquapod Titanium Green

HM8 CAN-AM WT

HM8 CAn-AM RT

HM8 Mark 2 Blue Edition

HM8 Mark 2 Green Edition

HM8 Mark 2 White Edition

HM9 Flow Red Gold Air

HM9 Flow Red Gold Road

HM9 Flow Titanium Air

HM9 Flow Titanium Road

HM9-SV RG / Black

HM9-SV Red Gold Blue

HM9-SV WG / Purple

HM9-SV WG / RG

HM9-SV White Gold Blue

HM9-SV Yellow Gold Green

LM Flying T Allegra

LM Flying T Allegra