A new year, a new edition of LVMH Watch Week and a new selection of novelties presented by Hublot to prove only one thing: innovation is still at the heart of the watchmaking house’s universe. As years pass by, Hublot continues to master the art of fusion to the point of excellence, unveiling with each chapter in its journey materials that unexpectedly make each of their watches a success story in their own right.
Starting with the Big Bang Unico Golf, orange carbon steals the light in addition to the simple mechanism operating the watch. The Big Bang Unico Gold Orange Carbon count golf shots with a simple click on its yellow pusher positioned at 2 o’clock, while an aperture at 3 o’clock unveils a yellow stroke counter. As the wearer moves to the next hole, another white pusher is positioned at 4 o’clock to reset the shot indication to 0 and advance the hole indication appearing at 9 o’clock by one.
Introducing a refined perspective to time, the Big Bang Integral Time Only watch refocuses on the essence of watchmaking by only displaying hours, minutes, seconds and date in a thinner-than-ever case, while preserving the iconic line’s strength and staying true to the watchmaker’s code. This timepiece – which is made of yellow gold – also brings to light the brand’s refocus on its preferred material, yellow gold, making a strong comeback after 40 years through a whole collection of iconic designs.
For their 7th year of collaboration, Hublot X Sang Bleu introduce 3 new iterations of the Big Bang Sang Bleu II. Maxime Plescia-Buchi applied his ink to two iconic materials born from the brand’s mastery of the art of fusion – Magic Gold and ceramic.
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