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Hublot Big Bang Broderie Ceramic 343.CS.6570.NR.BSK16 Showcase Review

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Channel: Govberg Jewelers · 2016 · Howto & Style

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Greetings. I'm Tim of Govberg and welcome to the world of Hublot. Today, I'll be your guide to the Hublot Big Bang Broderie Ceramic, one of only 200 made. This limited edition combines high tech materials with traditional artisanal flourishes.

The best way to approach it is to work our way to the outside of this hand-embroidered strap to the clasp, a combination of nearly scratch-resistant black ceramic inset below H-pattern, titanium bolts and a rugged twin-triggered point, stainless steel clasp. Now, not only does it match the color pallet of the watch, but it offers substance and security on the wrist thanks to the twin triggers. It can't pop open. It is not friction fit. It also features a clever minder system that tucks additional strap length under the clasp body itself, obviating the need for awkward minder loops and creating a very clean aesthetic that maximizes visual access to the embroidered strap.

The strap features a number of different materials. Traditional and supple Hublot vulcanized rubber on the underside, natural of course, is paired with silk on the top and silver, embroidered floral patterns. The watch features a number of motifs, each one hand-embroidered and, in this case, atop a silken inlay stitched with a monotone stitch and affixed to an all high-polished 41 millimeter ceramic case.

The 41 millimeter ceramic case features a gloss finish that contrasts dramatically with the matte of the fiber across the strap, dial, and bezel. It's also, like the insert on the clasp, virtually scratch resistant. It has the same resistance to scratch as the sapphire crystal itself. Now the exoskeleton aesthetic of the Big Bang case, which effectively brings the structure the machine from the inside out, gives way to a carbon fiber dial. You can see the layers of carbon on the side, but on the top, it's been inlaid with silk. Yes, it is embroidered, protected with an upper laminated layer and, of course, Hublot's signature H-pattern titanium bolts are worked in to the ensemble.

Now the dial itself features the imposing image of an embroidered skull, once again, by hand. Here, complimented by set diamonds, 11 of them, and high-polished Arabic numeral 12 at the index at 12. Now, the watch's date has been removed to create as clean an aesthetic as possible and to maximize the amount of artistry present. Between the gem setting and the embroidery, this is a powerful punch.

The watch also features a robust automatic winding caliber. Now this one's the HUB1110 automatic 25 joules. It has a 42-hour power reserve and it's protected by 100 meter water-resistance when the crown is set in its position flush to the case. Now, of course, the watch also features the refinement of hacking seconds, so when you pull the crown out, you do stop the balance and allow precise synchronization against a known accurate reference time down the the second.

You can see this combination of high tech materials and traditional artistry, along with the entire family of model lines on our website: govbergwatches.com.

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