RobCH
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Thanks for the write-up, Patrick!
I'm sure this must be the 1st time I've ever posted on the Hublot forum...but there's a reason for it. Today I went into the Geneva Hublot boutique (also a 1st for me), and after looking around, the only 2 watches I wanted to try on where the 2 mentioned here : the Ferrari one and the skeleton extra (well, more or less, anyway! ;-) thin.
Those hinged pusher buttons had me sold from the 1st touch. I have no clue if they are the first to use the idea, but it seems very well applied here, the pusher action is great! I tried a proto of the Ti version, and I'd really like this watch if it wasn't badged Ferrari. And that thin skeleton is also quite nice (in rose gold, anyway)...
I have never been a big Hublot fan, but now I'm getting genuinely worried...
Hublot Big Bang Ferrari
By: patrick_y : August 26th, 2012-13:10
We have many PuristSPro members with a passion for automobiles, and Ferrari seems to be one of the favorites among all automobile lovers throughout the world. Many members already know that Hublot has recently become the horology partner with Ferrari. Mos...
Thanks Patrick!
By: KIH : August 26th, 2012-20:06
Your analysis of its similarity to the car Ferrari is spot on. Hublot made the watch with Ferrari car in mind and your astute observation revealed it well. Thanks Patrick! I enjoyed reading the post and like the watch very much. Best, Ken
I love this report.
By: MichaelC : August 29th, 2012-06:52
You did a terrific job analyzing the relationship between the two brands and the watch and car. I do see this as an opportunity for Hublot to leave this watch as a standalone LE. It is an awesome creation and a very unique and different looking Big Bang. ...
Wow.
By: optionc : September 10th, 2012-05:36
Having collected hublot in the past, I've been shying away from the brand for a number of years. Inut I went into the boutique today to look at the hublot extra thin skeleton and I was blown away. Very reasonably priced and quite attractive. But I was rea...