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Hublot Big Bang Evolution Carbon Luxury Watch Review

Jun 5, 2015 · 26.2K views

Descriptionhttp://www.thewatchbox.com/watches/hublot/#big-bang#.VXHLqFqRMlI The Hublot Big Bang earned its name the old-fashioned way; brute strength. At the time of its launch in 2005, the big watch from the watchmaker best known for its rubber straps left established players from Rolex to Audemars Piguet reeling. In 2009 the HMore
http://www.thewatchbox.com/watches/hublot/#big-bang#.VXHLqFqRMlI The Hublot Big Bang earned its name the old-fashioned way; brute strength. At the time of its launch in 2005, the big watch from the watchmaker best known for its rubber straps left established players from Rolex to Audemars Piguet reeling. In 2009 the Hublot Big Bang Evolution Carbon reminded rivals that while lightning never strikes twice “Big Bangs” do. “Evolution” is Hublot’s follow-up to the original Big Bang’s “revolution.” New materials and a cleaner dial treatment are the highlights of Hublot’s new breed. The face of the Big Bang Evolution benefits from the distinctive weave pattern of its new carbon fiber bezel, case, and dial. Carbon fiber’s interlinked structure adds character and definition to the watch and prevents the massive case from reading as a monolith. This patterns continues on the dial itself, and new stick indexes replace the original Hublot Big Bang’s Arabic hour markers. Hublot's signature "big watch" ergonomic voodoo is present and prominent. Despite its colossal size, the Big Bang Evolution Carbon wears comfortably on an average sized wrist. Carbon fiber construction is a big part of Hublot's ergonomic secret sauce. Despite the size of this case, a layered carbon fiber bezel and case reduce the total mass to a very acceptable heft. Even better, the layers of aerospace-grade carbon fiber look completely badass. Whether viewed from the top, where the weave of the fiber is visible,

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