Big Bang
The Big Bang by Hublot is built around contrast carbon fiber against ceramic, titanium against gold, skeleton dials framed by bold case architecture. It is a model that favors presence over understatement. At Behzadi Boutique, available Big Bang references are selected based on condition, material composition, and market liquidity, giving buyers a clear understanding of pricing and long-term positioning before making a decision.
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Hublot’s mantra, the Art of Fusion, isn’t marketing fluff it’s a blueprint for chaos engineering in watch form. Big Bang watches embody this by smashing together elements that shouldn’t vibe but do: think gold fused with rubber, or carbon fiber laced with sapphire. It’s like remixing a classic track with glitchy beats, creating something fresh yet functional.
Materials are where Big Bang watches flex hardest. Rubber, Hublot’s OG staple since 1980, delivers sweat-proof comfort without sacrificing grip. Then there’s Magic Gold, a 2011 breakthrough born from EPFL labs: 18-karat gold hardened with ceramic to shrug off diamond scratches. King Gold amps up the red hue with extra platinum, giving it a warmer, almost fiery glow. Colored ceramics? Hublot owns this space, from scarlet red to petrol blue, all lightweight and hypoallergenic.
Behzadi Boutique isn’t a store; it’s a launchpad. Curated selections let you test Magic Gold’s warmth, sapphire’s clarity. Experts decode lifestyles: Unico for daily hustles, MP-11 for collectors craving extremes. After-sales? One Click swaps, authorized servicing keep your Big Bang watches primed.
The Hublot Genesis
From a bold 1980 concept to the rise of Big Bang, this is a cleaner visual timeline of Hublot’s defining moments.
Carlo Crocco introduced a luxury gold watch paired with rubber, creating an entirely new visual language.
FoundationJean-Claude Biver gave the brand stronger identity, energy, and a sharper luxury-sport position.
Strategic ShiftThe Big Bang introduced a layered, powerful design that became Hublot’s most recognizable signature.
Collection LaunchWith All Black, Hublot pushed statement design further and strengthened its bold contemporary identity.
Trend SetterMastering the Art of Fusion
Today, Big Bang remains the core of Hublot’s identity, blending modern materials, bold design, and luxury appeal.
The Materials Alchemy
A cleaner visual look at the materials behind the Hublot Big Bang.
Magic Gold
An 18-carat gold alloy fused with ceramic for exceptional scratch resistance and standout durability.
Signature InnovationKing Gold
A warmer, richer proprietary gold created for deeper color and a more distinctive luxury finish.
Exclusive AlloySapphire
Transparent, bold, and technically complex, used for striking full-case designs.
High TransparencyVibrant Ceramic
Lightweight, highly resistant, and developed in vivid colors that make a stronger visual statement.
Modern PerformanceMaterial Durability Index
A simplified comparison of key Hublot materials.
| Material | Scratch Resistance | Weight Feel | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Magic Gold | Medium | Ultra Rare | |
| Carbon Fibre | Feather-light | High-Tech | |
| Sapphire Crystal | Transparent | Exceptional | |
| King Gold | Heavy Luxury | Exclusive |
Dissecting the Design
Big Bang watches aren’t flat; they’re architectural puzzles. The case? Over 50 components stacked like a high-tech sandwich, allowing endless swaps. The bezel, with its six H-shaped screws, nods to portholes but amps up the industrial aesthetic brushed, polished, blasted finishes playing with light like a matte-black supercar.
Sizes range from 38mm for subtle wrists to 45mm+ for bold statements. The original 44.5mm set the tone, but 2025’s 42mm Unico variants balance presence with everyday wear. Dials? Often skeletonized, exposing gears like an open engine bay. The All Black series, launched in 2006, goes full stealth everything matte black, relying on textures for readability. It’s “invisible visibility,” a concept that spawned trends across luxury chronographs.
Straps seal the deal. Rubber integrates seamlessly via composite inserts, mimicking a strap slicing through the case. The One Click system? Swap from rubber to alligator or Kevlar in seconds no tools needed. For golfers, the Unico Golf’s Velcro option adds practicality. Big Bang watches feel alive on the wrist, with ergonomics that hug without pinching.
The Beating Heart of Big Bang
A cleaner look at three of Hublot’s best-known movement families: Unico, Meca-10, and MP-11.
UNICO Chronograph
A modern in-house chronograph movement known for its flyback setup and strong everyday performance.
- Type: Self-winding flyback chronograph
- Reserve: 72 hours
- Detail: Column wheel visible from dial side
MECA-10
An open-worked manual movement built around long autonomy and a more architectural visual style.
- Type: Manual winding
- Reserve: 10 days
- Design: Exposed plates, gears, and bridges
MP-11
A high-performance movement with a dramatic layout, built for extreme power reserve and visual impact.
- Type: Manual winding, 7 barrels
- Reserve: 14 days
- Innovation: Helical worm gear transmission
Experience Mechanical Artistry
Explore Hublot Big Bang models shaped by bold design, visible mechanics, and long-reserve innovation.
Icons of Collaboration
A cleaner look at some of Hublot’s most recognizable creative partnerships and concept-driven editions.
Scuderia Ferrari
A high-performance collaboration shaped by racing materials, bold case design, and strong automotive identity.
Performance DrivenSang Bleu
A more artistic interpretation of time, using geometric forms and rotating displays instead of traditional hands.
Design StatementThe All Black
A monochrome concept that turned visibility into style and became one of Hublot’s most memorable design ideas.
Iconic Concept
Power Under the Hood
Early Big Bang watches leaned on modified ETA movements solid but criticized for lacking soul. Hublot flipped the script in 2010 with the Unico: an in-house flyback chronograph with 72-hour reserve, column wheel visible dial-side. Silicon parts add modern durability, while the skeleton date ring keeps views unobstructed. The 2025 Unico Winter Titanium Ceramic rocks this with a snowflake rotor, tying into seasonal themes.
materials and to challenge the staid norms of the Swiss industryen.worldtempus.com. This philosophy would later be formalised as the Art of Fusion, but even in 1980 it was clear that Hublot was not afraid to experiment. The original Hublot watches used new types of rubber straps in a luxury contexten.worldtempus.com; they were comfortable, sporty and unlike anything else on the market. Although MDM’s early models were not yet called “Big Bang,” the design codes – the porthole bezel with visible screws, the combination of materials and the offbeat attitude – set the stage for what would come later.
Choose Your Big Bang Identity
A simplified guide to three distinct Hublot Big Bang personalities.
The Executive
Clean, polished, and confident. A stronger fit for formal style and everyday luxury.
Big Bang IntegralThe Visionary
A more artistic expression for those drawn to geometry, originality, and bold design language.
Big Bang Sang BleuThe Adventurer
Dynamic, robust, and built with a stronger sporting attitude and mechanical presence.
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A More Personal Choice
Choosing a Hublot is about finding the design language that fits your personality, lifestyle, and presence best. Behzadi Boutique helps make that choice clearer.
Care for Your Big Bang
A simpler guide to keeping a Hublot Big Bang in strong condition over time.
Regular Servicing
A periodic full service helps maintain water resistance, movement performance, and overall case condition.
The One Click System
Changing straps easily helps adapt the watch to different looks while also reducing wear on a single strap.
