Hublot Big Bang White Ceramic Luxury Watch Review

Watchuwant is now WatchBox! Subscribe for the best luxury watch content. The Hublot Big Bang exploded upon the watch world at Baselworld 2005, and 2015 marks the first decade of Hublot's living legend. As a style leader never afraid to polarize opinion, Hublot followed that seminal debut model with provocative successors like this 2006 44mm Hublot Big Bang White Ceramic limited edition of 250 pieces. Each Hublot Big Bang White Ceramic provides the materials fusion and extrovert style that has made Hublot an icon and a lightning rod for ten years and counting. The white ceramic bezel has the opaque gloss quality of high-grade marble, but its slick surface is nearly as scratch-resistant as sapphire crystal. Inset titanium Hublot "H"-head bezel bolts enhance the visual impact of the glorious gloss white ceramic. Beneath the white ceramic, a black bezel gasket provides contrast, and the stainless steel case allows this aggressive sports watch to be worn in carefree fashion; steel is easily refinished. The flanks of the steel case feature the layered construction that sets Hublot's Big Bang and King Power apart from their arch-rival, the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore. Hublot's composite case flank inserts create the appearance that the Big Bang is machine or skyscraper under construction; it appears as if the very bones of the watch are being exposed to the viewer. Hublot's carbon fiber dial adds rich imagery to the watchmaker's central theme of "materials fusion." The bl