Jay (Eire)
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I don’t think the design of the Titanium Ceramic has aged so well.
That’s the OG Big Bang (Steel Ceramic) when I think of the Big Bang. And the watch my mind sees when I think Hublot.
But I think the design is almost retro at this point, and not in a good way.
Some live pictures of Hublot’s Big Bang 20th Anniversary pieces . . .
The newly relocated Hublot Boutique on 5th Avenue had three of these novelties - the King Gold Ceramic, the Titanium Ceramic, and the All Black: These come in a 43mm case diameter with a thickness of 13.2mm - the All Black: My personal favorite of these t...
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You may be surprised. I would still recommend that you try it on, Marcus!🥂
I agree with Mach, try it on if you like it. I have owned a few Hublots over the years...
And always find the comfort to be outstanding.
Size is not always a good guide
I was also always focussed on the right size. My two Bulova Wiltons proof that sizes just are nothing than hollow words. Test fit watches in a boutique is the way to do. So i would not be surprised as a 44mm Hublot big bang fits like a glove on my wrist, ...
Thanks for the post.
These models are not for me, but I understand Hublot offering them.
I don’t think the design of the Titanium Ceramic has aged so well.
That’s the OG Big Bang (Steel Ceramic) when I think of the Big Bang. And the watch my mind sees when I think Hublot. But I think the design is almost retro at this point, and not in a good way.