
Introducing The New Zenith Chronomaster Original Triple Calendar
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One of a kind quintet of watches in ceramic, sapphire, and carbon fiber
In 2005, Hublot launched the Big Bang collection, winning the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) Best Design Award that same year. The Big Bang became one of the most famous modern watches, merging layered architecture with groundbreaking materials like ceramic, sapphire, and carbon fiber. Two decades later, Hublot commemorates the Big Bang’s legacy with an extraordinary "Materials & High Complications" set, a one-of-a-kind quintet of watches priced at CHF 1 million.
The first watch is the Big Bang Tourbillon Automatic Sapphire, housed in a 44mm sapphire crystal case with a thickness of 14.4mm. The transparent sapphire dial reveals the 22k white gold micro-rotor engraved with "20 YEARS." Powering the watch is the HUB6035 automatic tourbillon movement, operating at 21,600 vph (3Hz) with a 72-hour power reserve. It is paired with a white rubber strap and titanium deployant clasp.
The second watch is the Big Bang Tourbillon Chronograph Water Blue Sapphire, encased in a 44mm water-blue sapphire case measuring 14.4mm thick. Its skeletonized dial showcases the monopusher chronograph tourbillon movement, the manual-winding HUB6310, which operates at 21,600 vph (3Hz) and boasts an impressive 115-hour power reserve. The watch comes with a blue rubber strap and titanium clasp.
This unique piece features a 44mm polished red ceramic case that is 14.4mm thick. The smoked black sapphire dial exposes the skeletonized "20 YEARS" rotor. Inside is the HUB6035 automatic tourbillon movement with a 72-hour power reserve. The black and red rubber strap is fitted with a black ceramic clasp.
The brand added two minute repeaters, the first being the Big Bang Tourbillon Chronograph Cathedral Minute Repeater with a 45mm frosted carbon case and 16.8mm thickness. The skeletonized dial reveals the intricate minute repeater with cathedral gongs, which wrap around the movement with a length equivalent to nearly two circumferences, twice as long as classic ones. The manual-winding HUB8110 movement combines a tourbillon, chronograph, and minute repeater, operating at 21,600 vph (3Hz) and delivering a 72-hour power reserve. The black rubber strap is paired with a black ceramic and titanium clasp.
The second minute repeater is crafted from blue Texalium, a carbon fiber variant. The watch is slightly smaller, measuring 43mm in diameter and 14.15mm in thickness. The matte black skeleton dial highlights the HUB8001 minute repeater movement. The manual-winding tourbillon movement offers unique acoustic properties, as the non-metallic case enhances the sound of the chimes. It operates at 21,600 vph (3Hz) and offers a 72-hour power reserve. The integrated blue Texalium bracelet is fitted with a titanium clasp. The set is priced at CHF 1,000,000, approximately AED 4,500,000.
For more information, visit Hublot’s official website.
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