Description

• Case Diameter:

  Available in sizes ranging from 41mm to 48mm, with a 42mm option introduced to the collection.

• Case Thickness:

  The 42mm model has a reduced thickness of 14.5mm.

• Movement:

  Early models used modified Valjoux 7750 movements, while newer models feature the Calibre 4100, based on an ETA 2894-2 with a chronograph module.

• Materials:

  Hublot is known for its “Art of Fusion,” combining materials like gold and rubber. The Big Bang series includes models with titanium, ceramic, and precious stones.

• Unique Identification:

  Each Hublot watch has an individualized serial number, typically 6 or 7 digits long, engraved on the case back and printed on the warranty card.

• Price and Value:

  The Hublot Big Bang’s market value has remained stable, with some models appreciating slightly between 2022 and 2023. Some exclusive models, like the $5 million Hublot with 140 carats of diamonds, are among the most expensive watches available.

• Features:

  The Big Bang series offers various features, including a power reserve indicator, split seconds, and date display.