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Nice watches Ken. I like the Hublotnium model
better than its brother. Could you tell me what Cermet is? Since noone else asked I guess I am the only one who doesn't know
You said it is very hard. How does it compare on the Vickers scale to other materials like ceramic, titanium, Hublotnium, etc. Thanks for the pictures and review.
Stewart
Hublotnium - Big Bang Mag Bang II
Mag Bang model was introduced in 2007. This is the second version of it. Not too often featured anywhere, so I saw it at the Boutique, it caught my eyes immediately. Apparently, not LE model. Background of Mag Bang of 2007 - "3M" was the theme of 2007 - M...
Umn, a bit longish and may bite your tongue..
... but please bear with it, my friend Ken
In five hours
when my son wakes up I'll have new training english sentence for him Best my friend D
Big Bang Mag Ken...
Ken-san, This is actually one of the coolest Hublot's I've seen. Easy to wear, understated, and very cool use of new materials in the movement as well. I like it! Will the movement stand the test of time with this new material? Thanks for the post. Jeff.
Thanks for the review Ken.
But between the duet, I choose without any doubt the Buller Bang: its colour and its hard case make it more attractive to me. Thanks a lot for your review! Fx This message has been edited by foversta on 2012-02-05 09:15:52
Yeah, I knew you would say that :-)
But, this one has its own good structure. Interesting addition to any Hublot fan collection, I think. Ken
what a Bang...
Really like the new version Mag Bang, it looks so cool so sharp. I am not a fan of carbon dial, so i would prefer with another material. And good shots as well Ken
Thanks!
Let's hope they come up with yet another dial - perhaps Aero Bang version? - soon in the future! Ken
Very nice!
Great review Ken, I had forgotten this model since its release. Love the bridges and plate being done also in the same material, looks better than just the standard being put in. Nice photos too! Andrew
Yes, I was impressed, too...
... by their persistence to make it lighter. Light and hard/tough watch is becoming a "must" for sports watches these days and I agree with that trend. Ken
Nice watches Ken. I like the Hublotnium model
better than its brother. Could you tell me what Cermet is? Since noone else asked I guess I am the only one who doesn't know You said it is very hard. How does it compare on the Vickers scale to other materials like ceramic, titanium, Hublotnium, etc. Tha...
Cermet is Ceramic + Metal
It is the "Fusion" of these two materials. It was used for this Bullet Bang, LE of 500, and now available as Aero Bang Bullet Bang. Also LE, I presume. As for how hard it is, here is the post by Mr. J.C. Biver, CEO: hublot.watchprosite.com Cermet ...
Excellent Ken, thanks.
This one is very "Hublot". I think of the many Big Bangs, and have liked many, but always viewed the original Ice Bang as one of the most successful watches in the line. I would include this one in that class.
Hublonium Available
Thanks Ken, great post. There's not a great deal of info out there on the Hublonium. There are a couple in stock in the London Harrods Boutique that i've seen. Cheers, Matt.
Great info!
Thank you, Matt for sharing such information. Great to know! People should hurry Ken