Hublot | New releases from LVMH Watch Week 2024

Hublot MP-10 Tourbillon Weight Energy System

Hublot has once again captured our attention with the release of the MP-10 Tourbillon Weight Energy System. Known for their revolutionary approach to watchmaking complications - the MP-10 is no exception. Limited to a mere 50 pieces and set to dorn a lucky few collectors’ wrists, it's one you’ll want to secure early if it’s on your list.

While its smooth angular design will catch your eye, it's what’s on the inside that counts… or should we say outside? By fusing the HUB9013 movement with the micro-blasted titanium dial its face is a unique sight, making the calibre front and centre. And with four constantly rotating displays, there’s no sign of traditional hands. The result? A seamless time telling face. Even the circular power reserve will stop you in your tracks, with a two-tone disc with red and green zones coaxially integrated with the hours and minutes - a stroke of pure genius, don’t you think?

To house the unique design, Hublot has developed a groundbreaking winding system. Two blocks of white gold, standing tall on a vertical axis, transform the standard oscillating weight into a vertical powerhouse. Oh, and did we mention the mighty bidirectional winding movement boasts a two day power reserve? But that’s not all…you can wind it up like a pro with the crown at 12 o'clock, and seamlessly tweak the time with a handy second crown on the case-back side. Impressed yet? We thought you might be.

Hublot Classic Fusion Tourbillon Orlinski

Hublot has once again partnered with the celebrated French artist Richard Orlinski to breathe new life into the Classic Fusion Tourbillon Orlinski. A design that was initially conceived two decades ago, and today, there seems to be no end to the creative synergy between this dynamic duo.

The yellow rendition is everything we hoped for with a luminous radiance like no other. Every aspect, from the case and strap to the bezel, hands, and index, is adorned in the warm embrace of this sunny hue - just like a ray of sunshine on your wrist. And the enigmatic black PVD skeleton bridges add an ethereal-like suspension effect to the crown and screws- talk about defying the laws of gravity.

In a striking departure, the sky blue version of the Classic Fusion Tourbillon Orlinski takes a different approach. Silver rhodium plating on the bridges creates a harmonious contrast, accentuating the polished, satin-brushed, and embossed finishes of each exquisite component even more just like a clear blue sky.

With a limited production run of only 30 pieces per model, choosing your colourway will be like selecting the perfect horizon. And with both models featuring a skeleton structure, five days of full power reserve and powered by the manually wound HUB6021 movement, these timepieces will make all of you watch connoisseurs' hearts skip a beat - ours included.

Hublot Big Bang Unico Green Saxem

It’s safe to say our heads have turned for Hublot’s release of the new Big Bang Unico Green SAXEM, let us tell you why…

Every intricate detail of this watch shimmers much like the emerald stone itself and we wouldn’t blame you if you can't look away. From the flawless black PVD finish on the movement, crown, and push-pieces, everything ties together perfectly with the vibrant Green SAXEM. Even the luminescent material on the hands and indexes radiates the same shade of green. Iconic still, the titanium H-shaped screws on the bezel add a touch of sophistication and playfulness to the design, just like little gems adorning a crown.

But this marvel offers more than just mere aesthetic beauty. Powered by the UNICO 2 calibre, the HUB1280 (a new generation flyback chronograph) and a first for Hublot. Still self-winding like its previous counterpart but offering the addition of a tungsten oscillating weight which you can admire through the transparent sapphire crystal case back. And with a power reserve of 72 hours and water resistance of up to 100 metres, it proves to be both practical and exquisite.

With only 100 watches to be released, the Big Bang Unico Green SAXEM is a truly exceptional and exclusive timepiece. However, its allure extends beyond its exterior. In a philanthropic gesture, Hublot has pledged to donate a portion of the sales to its partner, the Green Carpet Challenge (GCC), supporting environmental and sustainable causes. So, not only will this watch turn heads, it also has a heart of gold (or should we say, green).

Hublot Spirit of Big Bang 32mm Jewellery

Jewellery and watchmaking come together with Hublot's latest Spirit of Big Bang Jewellery 32mm collection. The result? gem-studded jewels that tell the time - a trend that is anticipated to dominate the watch world in 2024. So, are they jewellery or watches? We’ll let you decide.

Made to be slim and delicate and each adorned in white gold, King Gold, or stainless steel, these timepieces are the definition of feminine allure. Daring (as always), Hublot has combined pure white with white or black-lined natural rubber, a material that holds great significance for the brand.

And if you're searching for a pot of gold. The Spirit of Big Bang Jewellery Rainbow collection brings to life the elusive beauty of a resplendent rainbow. With 493 stunning diamonds including 58 rectangular baguette-cut diamonds encircling the bezel, it’s hard to refuse the kaleidoscope of colours on your wrist.

Perfectly marrying the iconic Big Bang design with Hublot's unparalleled expertise in watchmaking, the Spirit of Big Bang Jewellery collection leaves no box unticked. From the tonneau-shaped case, adorned with six H-shaped titanium screws to Hublot's proprietary self-winding movement, it's a horological match made in heaven. And the "sandwich" case and deployment buckle make the possibilities for personalisation endless so you can truly make it your own.