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Discover the Hublot collection on the Official SG website. Explore innovative models and exceptional savoir-faire of the Swiss Luxury Watch manufacturer.
Hublot. FOUNDED IN 1980. Hublot’s strength resides in its very clear identity – The Art of Fusion – an unique ability allowing us to create timepieces which combines tradition, innovation and cutting edge design.
www.hublot.com. Hublot ( French pronunciation: [yblo]) is a Swiss luxury watchmaker founded in 1980 by Italian Carlo Crocco. [1] The company operates as a wholly owned subsidiary of the French luxury conglomerate LVMH .
Hublot, Swiss watch brand, representing the Art of Fusion in watches. Collections of luxury watches for men and ladies, reflecting Swiss watchmaking excellence.
Experience luxury with Hublot watches. Find your perfect style from our wide selection of Hublot timepieces.
Hublot offers the Big Bang Unico in a wide range of case materials, including titanium, ceramic, carbon, King Gold (a rose gold alloy), and even sapphire crystal. There's also Magic Gold, an exclusive patented alloy that combines ceramic and 18-karat gold.
While largely inspired by early Hublot models from the 1980s, the Classic Fusion stays true to the manufacturer's fusion concept, combining contrasting – and sometimes unusual – materials like titanium, carbon, and ceramic with gold, rubber, and leather.
Jul 23, 2024 · Hublot’s flagship model, the Big Bang has revolutionized the watchmaking universe with its extraordinary design. A contemporary icon, it is constantly reinventing itself - leaving room for all the technical and aesthetic daring.
Dive into the heart of watchmaking innovation with Hublot luxury watches. Unique designs, pioneering in-house movements and rare materials: discover Hublot watches.
The Spirit of Big Bang is the only Hublot watch to feature a barrel-shaped case. A skeletonized dial gives this timepiece the extra sense of extravagance that Hublot has become famous for. Top models also boast a moon phase display or tourbillon.
