The red-tinted sapphire crystal gets its hue from the addition of chemical components directly to the material during its development, which makes the color unalterable. The Big Bang Ferrari “Red Magic Carbon” — as do both other models — comes with two straps, in black and red schedoni leather stitches onto black rubber; it is a limited edition of 1,000 pieces, priced at $32,100.
The “King Gold Carbon” model is limited to 500 pieces (price: $43,600) and has a carbon fiber bezel with six H-shaped black-PVD titanium screws. Like the “Red Magic Carbon” model, its hands are coated with White Super-LumiNova. The crown and pushers, like the 45-mm case, are in Hublot’s proprietary “King Gold.”
The Hublot Big Bang Ferrari Ceramic (below) has a black ceramic case and bezel; the bezel has a brushed finish, a rarity in ceramic watch cases, most of which have polished finishes. Its hands are coated with black Super-LumiNova. Like the King Gold, its titanium bezel screws are coated in black PVD; those of the Red Magic are in polished titanium. This model is limited to 1,000 pieces, at $29,800.
During SIHH 2014, Hublot released the second wave of its Hublot Big Bang Ferrari line extensions, each also containing the Unico movement and featuring big 45-mm cases offering several different materials, and combinations of materials, as per Hublot’s “fusion” concept. Here are the three 2014 models:
The Hublot Big Bang Ferrari Titanium Carbon is limited to 1,000 pieces; its price: $28,600.
The Hublot Big Bang Ferrari King Gold is limited to 500 pieces; its price: $45,900.
The Hublot Big Bang Ferrari Ceramic Carbon is limited to 1,000 pieces; its price: $29,800.
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They all look horrible, are terrible expensive and lack style. I find Jean-claude Biver one of the most remarkable watch world persons and cannot understand that his heritage did not stay.
amazing
Yet more variations on the same watch.
And none of them are all that attractive.
How Hublot continues to exist, yet alone prosper, is beyond comprehension.
I like the Ferrari Edition in black ceramic that cost $29,800 limited edition of 1,000 pieces called Hublot Big Bang Ferrari Ceramic,but is expensive. I also like the Big Bang King Power that is on the magazine in Titanium. Is that model 48mm? What is the retail price of that model? I like it a lot. Can you help me finding that watch for $ 17,500 to $ 18,500? Just let me know the boutique or retail store that have it. Boutiques are more expensive, so I preferred a retail store with a variety of other brand watches.