Big Bang Integrated Time Only King Gold 456.OX.0180.OX

Big Bang Integrated Time Only King Gold 456.OX.0180.OX

40mm, Grey/skeleton

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Hublot

Hublot

Big Bang Collection: A Symbol of Innovation and Boldness

The Big Bang collection is a representative watch line that brought innovation to the luxury sports watch market when it debuted at Baselworld in 2005. It maximizes the brand's philosophy of 'Art of Fusion' by combining various advanced materials such as steel, Ceramic, Titanium, Carbon, Sapphire, And King Gold. It has attracted much attention with its unique style that breaks the mold of existing watch designs, Such as the bold case structure, Bezel decorated with six titanium screws, Layered dial, And rubber strap. It sets a new standard for luxury sports watches by combining a modern sensibility, Strong presence, And innovation in materials and technology, And is loved by watch enthusiasts around the world.

Dial color

Gray

Dial characteristics

Skeleton

Case material

King Gold

Bracelet material

King Gold

Glass

Sapphire crystal

Case diameter

40mm

Case thickness

9.25mm

Waterproof

100m

Bezel material

King Gold

Movement

Self-winding

Caliber

Cal. HUB1710

Frequency

28, 800 vibrations

Power reserve

About 50 hours

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