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I have been narrowing in on a watch with modern materials (ti, ceramic, carbon, etc) and the unico 42mm ti/ceramic is high up. Not typically my style but it fits with the avant garde style. Also in consideration is the 44mm paneri flyback called zebra (sandblasted ti and carbon) .
Another question, with this king gold, is it any more durable than regular gold. The king gold, ceramic is cool too
Another question, with this king gold, is it any more durable than regular gold. The king gold, ceramic is cool too
Good quest
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And, also the two you put links on.
If i go for a Big Bang, i go for the 42mm White with automatic Unico movement.
The yellow and the green Rhino are nice, but at 45mm they are not on my list.
The integrals, not in anyway on my list.
A different watch, from another brand.
JLC Memovox GMT Master Compressor in pink gold. Is 41mm, so an impressive watch have not to be that big over 43mm and more to be a taken serious in the world of watches.
The 918 movement is fantastic, and i can dream to see it and try it on.
And, also the two you put links on.
If i go for a Big Bang, i go for the 42mm White with automatic Unico movement.
The yellow and the green Rhino are nice, but at 45mm they are not on my list.
The integrals, not in anyway on my list.
A different watch, from another brand.
JLC Memovox GMT Master Compressor in pink gold. Is 41mm, so an impressive watch have not to be that big over 43mm and more to be a taken serious in the world of watches.
The 918 movement is fantastic, and i can dream to see it and try it on.
I own the Unico 42mm and I can just say that is a super comfortable
and versatile watch. Just today I saw the blue one in your first link. very nice if you like blue. The white is very nice too. You can't go wrong with any because the movement is the smoothest chronograph I have ever handled. The pushing mechanism is very soft.
Color-wise note that the blue will look best with the blue strap, to consider if you intend to change straps to other colors. Same for the white. Most versatile is black or silver/titanium.
I stongly recommend it. I also tried many times the integral ceramic. A very nice watch but the watch quick-change is a big plus to me.
I’ve handled the Unico 42mm, but not recently…
I can attest to the smooth chronograph operation. The Integrated Ceramic has the same HUB1280 Unico movement. It is the smoothest I’ve ever handled as well.
As much as I love the feel, look and case shape of the Integral Ceramic, I have a soft spot for Hublot on rubber. I’d get more wear out of the Unico on rubber strap. Additionally, it is more sporty, which is my style.
I am a sucker for blue! There are a bunch straps that will work well with the blue:
White and blue lined rubber
Black and grey beige black camo structured rubber
Black and light blue lined rubber
Black and white lined rubber