Hublot
Hublot Watches: Masterpieces of Material Fusion, Avant-Garde Design, and Modern Horology
Welcome to our dedicated space for Hublot watches, the pioneering Swiss manufacture that redefined modern luxury watchmaking through its signature ethos: “The Art of Fusion.” Founded in 1980 by Carlo Crocco—who made horological history by pairing a solid gold case with a natural rubber strap—and later propelled to global stardom by Jean-Claude Biver, Hublot bridges traditional Swiss craftsmanship with revolutionary metallurgy, colored ceramics, and bold architectural design.
Here, you will find in-depth technical reviews, metallurgy breakdowns, and caliber analysis covering one of the most dynamic and disruptive names in luxury watchmaking.
Iconic Hublot Collections
Big Bang: The legendary flagship introduced in 2005. Defined by its multi-layered sandwich case construction, exposed bezel screws inspired by a ship’s porthole (hublot in French), integrated straps, and high-performance Unico flyback chronographs.
Classic Fusion: A refined, sleek evolution of the original 1980 design. Combining minimalist dials with Hublot’s signature porthole bezel and rubber or leather straps for versatile luxury wear.
Spirit of Big Bang: The tonneau-shaped power statement. Translating the distinctive Big Bang DNA—exposed screws, layered materials, and skeletonized dials—into an aggressive curved case profile.
MP (Masterpiece Series): The frontier of avant-garde high complications. Featuring radical designs like the MP-05 LaFerrari with its 50-day power reserve, multi-axis tourbillons, and futuristic mechanical displays.
Precision, Material Innovation & Unico Calibers
Hublot operates a state-of-the-art metallurgy and R&D department in Nyon, Switzerland. The brand has pioneered industry-first materials including Magic Gold (the world’s first scratch-resistant 18k gold alloy), vibrant colored high-tech ceramics, and fully transparent synthetic sapphire cases. Driven by in-house movements like the Unico column-wheel chronograph and the 10-day power reserve MECA-10, Hublot continues to push the limits of contemporary micromechanics.