n this reloaded vision, the Unico movement takes centre stage: colour, contrast and architecture amplify the chronograph’s unique construction, with the dial-side column wheel and integrated flyback designed to be more visible than ever.

“Hublot introduced the Big Bang Original Unico earlier this year, inspired by the 2005 original model with a closed dial, yet reimagined and powered from now on by the Unico manufacture calibre. That was a turning point: our in-house movement now drives the entire Big Bang collection. The next step for us was clear: to re-engineer the openworked Big Bang Unico itself, now more expressive and rebuilt from the inside out”, said Julien Tornare, CEO of Hublot.

The colour-highlighted 6 o’clock column wheel and the oscillating clutch at 8 o’clock draw attention to the Manufacture Hublot mechanism protected by five patents. The chronograph counter at 3 o’clock is redesigned, the date repositioned between 4 and 5 o’clock, and the flyback function reinforced with subtle colour details. A new chronograph hand marks precision in action. On the back, contrast plays across a new openworked rotor featuring a cut-out H engraved with the inscription “Hublot. Design. Manufacture. Nyon”, along with the balance, barrel and going train.

The 44mm case features amplified architecture with a two-part bezel, creating sharper contrasts and enabling dynamic interaction between materials and finishes. The multilayer dial plays with textures and surfaces, giving depth and a technical edge.

Price range: CHF 19,900–36,900

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