Hublot spirit of big bang sang bleu all black pavé 42 mm
Reference: 648.CX.0114.RX.1600.MXM24
Bold, intricate, and unmistakably Hublot, the Spirit of Big Bang Sang Bleu All Black Pavé 42 mm is a striking men’s timepiece that merges avant-garde design with horological mastery. This automatic chronograph features a 42 mm case crafted from black ceramic, set with brilliant black diamonds that give it a subtle yet powerful sparkle.
The skeletonized dial, designed in collaboration with renowned tattoo artist Maxime Plescia-Buchi, reveals the complexity of the movement beneath, encapsulated under a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal.
Its black rubber strap ensures both durability and comfort, while the deployant clasp provides a secure fit. Water-resistant up to 10 ATM (100 meters), this watch is as robust as it is refined.
A true fusion of art and innovation, the Sang Bleu All Black Pavé is a modern statement piece for those who dare to wear the extraordinary.
Cvstos Metropolitan Chrono Sapphire Blue Dial, Cvstos CVS758, Self-winding mechanical, Skeletonized, with function: Chronograph, with function: Small Seconds.
This exquisite limited-edition timepiece, limited to just 50 pieces, showcases an impressive Metropolitan Tonneau-shaped case measuring 51 x 42 mm, crafted from Sapphire and Grade 5 Titanium. The case’s striking sapphire coloris beautifully complemented by its open caseback, featuring a sapphire crystal that offers a glimpse of the intricate movement within. The screw-down crown is polished titanium, adding a sleek touch to the robust design.
The dial, in a stunning blue shade, is adorned with diamond markers that elevate its luxury appeal. The pierced, chromed hands, treated with Super-Luminova, ensure legibility even in low light conditions.
At the heart of the watch is the Cvstos CVS758 self-winding mechanical movement, a skeletonized marvel operating at 28,800 vibrations/hour, with 25 jewels enhancing its precision. The watch also features chronograph and small seconds functions, with a 42-hour power reserve to ensure reliable timekeeping. Completing the look, the timepiece offers a choice of titanium bracelet, rubber, or alligator leather strap, providing both versatility and comfort.
This watch blends cutting-edge materials, elegant design, and precision engineering into a stunning and exclusive wristwatch for discerning collectors.
Hublot’s flagship model, the Big Bang collection has undoubtably revolutionised the watchmaking universe – bringing together extraordinary design elements that never fail to make an impact.
An unapologetic contemporary icon, this Time Only model refocuses its attention on the true essence of watchmaking – hours, minutes, seconds, and the date, while the new 40mm case is thinner than ever.
Designed with extreme attention to detail, this Big Bang Integrated Time model showcases a sapphire crystal skeleton dial in a 40mm black ceramic case.
The iconic integrated black ceramic bracelet provides this timepiece with unrivalled strength and excellence, as well as its name.
Powered with precision by the pioneering HUB1710 self-winding movement, this wristwatch is complete with an impressive 50-hour power reserve and water resistance to 10 bar (100 metres).
Legendary Swiss timepiece manufacturer Chopard began with the work of one artisan watchmaker, Louise-Ulysse Chopard. By the 19th century, the Chopard name helped build a reputation of reliability and quality for Swiss-made products. Their Happy Diamonds watch in 1976 was a revolutionary combination of precision and haute jewelry, with fanciful floating diamonds sliding and spinning freely between two sapphire crystals. Today, they continue to craft timepieces that combine meticulous, precision mechanics with the opulence of luxury jewelry.
Hublot unveils a new version of its revolutionary material, SAXEM. Closely allied to sapphire, SAXEM is equally resistant, yet offers even more luminosity.
With cousins, you can tell they come from the same family but they do have distinctive differences. The same can be said for sapphire and SAXEM, their connection is clear as they come from the same Hublot lineage. The Manufacture in Nyon is credited with bringing them both into the 21st century, to the point of establishing them as hallmark materials. Even so, their profiles are quite distinct. Sapphire is made of aluminium oxide, to which metallic oxides are added to provide colour. In contrast, SAXEM is coloured with rare earth elements. Sapphire has a trigonal (three-sided) structure, while SAXEM has a cubic (four-sided) form. Chemical details? Maybe, but ever since Hublot established itself as an integrated Manufacture, R&D has been the key focus of its operations. This was true when the Nyon Manufacture was inaugurated in 2009, and, 15 years later, remains so today. The new Big Bang Unico Green SAXEM is further proof.
In search of the perfect fusion between movement and case, Hublot engineers and chemists have researched and developed a transparent material which reveals the heart of the watch, all while being robust enough to effectively protect the mechanism. That’s how the Manufacture has become the expert of synthetic sapphire, a material from which it derives its aesthetic qualities that are unique within watchmaking – transforming each watch into a work of art.