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Since 2017, Hublot has unmistakably released timepieces that celebrate summer. Continuing the tradition, this year, the Swiss watch brand has introduced a new series of Big Bang models crafted in pastel-coloured high-tech ceramic, featuring mint green, soft pink, and sky blue tones inspired by the changing colours of Mediterranean summers, from early morning light to sunset skies. The launch includes two limited-edition Big Bang Summer models as well as four new monochromatic ceramic references in additional seasonal colours.
Leading the collection are two watches that share the same multicoloured design language but differ significantly in their mechanical execution. The first is a 42 mm Big Bang Unico Flyback Chronograph, while the second is a 44 mm Big Bang Automatic Tourbillon. Both models showcase multicoloured ceramic components within a single case construction.
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A limited edition of 200, the Big Bang Summer Multi-Coloured Ceramic 42 mm builds upon the 42 mm Big Bang Unico Flyback Chronograph and combines microblasted and polished pink and mint green ceramic, with a sky-blue ceramic bezel and a matching caseback. The dial follows the same pastel theme, blending pink and mint tones that shift subtly in changing light. Inside the watch is Hublot’s in-house automatic HUB1280 Unico flyback chronograph movement, operating at 4 Hz with a power reserve of approximately 72 hours.
A more exclusive 10-piece edition, the Big Bang Summer Multi-Coloured Ceramic 44 mm is an interpretation of the 44 mm Big Bang Automatic Tourbillon. It features a transparent pink sapphire dial that reveals the movement beneath, offering a layered view of the mechanics. Powering it is the HUB6035 manufacture tourbillon movement, equipped with a dial-side micro-rotor and a 72-hour power reserve.
Both models come with interchangeable rubber straps in sky blue, mint green, or pink, lined with white rubber. Hublot’s One-Click system allows these to be easily swapped without tools.
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Alongside the Summer editions, Hublot has expanded its 33 mm Big Bang ceramic range with three new monochrome Big Bang models in peach, mint, and petrol blue. The softer shades offer a different take on the brand’s traditionally bold use of colour. It is the first time that these models have been offered without diamonds. Powered by the automatic HUB1120 three-hand movement, these watches embrace a singular colour throughout the dials, cases, bezels, and rubber straps.
The collection also includes a 42 mm Big Bang Titanium Peach Ceramic model powered by the automatic HUB1280 Unico flyback chronograph movement. Combining a titanium case with peach-coloured ceramic details, it brings a more technical character to the pastel-inspired lineup.
The Big Bang Summer Multi-Coloured Ceramic 42 mm is priced at approx. INR 33,97,000, the Big Bang Summer Multi-Coloured Ceramic 44 mm is priced at approx. INR 1,16,85,000, the 42 mm Big Bang Titanium Peach Ceramic is priced at approx. INR 23,75,000, and the 33 mm ceramic models are marked at approx. INR 15,40,000.
Images: Courtesy Hublot
Since 2017, Hublot has unmistakably released timepieces that celebrate summer. Continuing the tradition, this year, the Swiss watch brand has introduced a new series of Big Bang models crafted in pastel-coloured high-tech ceramic, featuring mint green, soft pink, and sky blue tones inspired by the changing colours of Mediterranean summers, from early morning light to sunset skies. The launch includes two limited-edition Big Bang Summer models as well as four new monochromatic ceramic references in additional seasonal colours.
Leading the collection are two watches that share the same multicoloured design language but differ significantly in their mechanical execution. The first is a 42 mm Big Bang Unico Flyback Chronograph, while the second is a 44 mm Big Bang Automatic Tourbillon. Both models showcase multicoloured ceramic components within a single case construction.
Also Read: Hublot colours the Classic Fusion Essential in taupe
A limited edition of 200, the Big Bang Summer Multi-Coloured Ceramic 42 mm builds upon the 42 mm Big Bang Unico Flyback Chronograph and combines microblasted and polished pink and mint green ceramic, with a sky-blue ceramic bezel and a matching caseback. The dial follows the same pastel theme, blending pink and mint tones that shift subtly in changing light. Inside the watch is Hublot’s in-house automatic HUB1280 Unico flyback chronograph movement, operating at 4 Hz with a power reserve of approximately 72 hours.
A more exclusive 10-piece edition, the Big Bang Summer Multi-Coloured Ceramic 44 mm is an interpretation of the 44 mm Big Bang Automatic Tourbillon. It features a transparent pink sapphire dial that reveals the movement beneath, offering a layered view of the mechanics. Powering it is the HUB6035 manufacture tourbillon movement, equipped with a dial-side micro-rotor and a 72-hour power reserve.
Both models come with interchangeable rubber straps in sky blue, mint green, or pink, lined with white rubber. Hublot’s One-Click system allows these to be easily swapped without tools.
Also Read: Hublot MP-10 Tourbillon now comes in black ceramic and sapphire
Alongside the Summer editions, Hublot has expanded its 33 mm Big Bang ceramic range with three new monochrome Big Bang models in peach, mint, and petrol blue. The softer shades offer a different take on the brand’s traditionally bold use of colour. It is the first time that these models have been offered without diamonds. Powered by the automatic HUB1120 three-hand movement, these watches embrace a singular colour throughout the dials, cases, bezels, and rubber straps.
The collection also includes a 42 mm Big Bang Titanium Peach Ceramic model powered by the automatic HUB1280 Unico flyback chronograph movement. Combining a titanium case with peach-coloured ceramic details, it brings a more technical character to the pastel-inspired lineup.
The Big Bang Summer Multi-Coloured Ceramic 42 mm is priced at approx. INR 33,97,000, the Big Bang Summer Multi-Coloured Ceramic 44 mm is priced at approx. INR 1,16,85,000, the 42 mm Big Bang Titanium Peach Ceramic is priced at approx. INR 23,75,000, and the 33 mm ceramic models are marked at approx. INR 15,40,000.
Images: Courtesy Hublot
