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Hublot Ignites Champions League Fever with Limited-Edition Chronograph

The Classic Fusion Chronograph UEFA Champions League Titanium unites fine watchmaking and football passion in a 100-piece tribute.
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When the UEFA Champions League season 2025/26 begins on September 16, Hublot will once again be at the heart of the action. For a decade, the Swiss luxury watchmaker has been the official timekeeper of UEFA, a partnership that has spanned over 800 matches in which Hublot has measured second by second, goal by goal. To mark this anniversary – and the 70 years since the European Cup, the precursor to the Champions League, was first held in 1955 – Hublot introduces the Classic Fusion Chronograph UEFA Champions League Titanium, a special edition limited to just 100 pieces.

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Classic Fusion Chronograph UEFA Champions League Titanium

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Kylian Mbappé wearing the Classic Fusion Chronograph UEFA Champions League Titanium



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Measuring 42mm in diameter, the titanium case features polished and satin-brushed surfaces, Hublot’s signature H-shaped screws on the polished bezel, and a striking blue dial with a gradient effect and faceted indexes and hands. At 3 o’clock, opposite from the 30-minute counter, the small seconds sub dial is highlighted by the Starball emblem of the Champions League. The logo consisting of eight stars Champions League also adorns the sapphire crystal case back, which displays the self-winding chronograph caliber HUB1153. Based on the Sellita SW300 with an added chronograph module it offers a 48-hour power reserve.

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Classic Fusion Chronograph UEFA Champions League Titanium

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The Hublot Classic Fusion Chronograph UEFA Champions League Titanium is equipped with a blue calfskin leather strap adorned with the Starball logo and delivered in a bespoke wooden presentation box accompanied by a miniature replica of the Champions League trophy. Pricing is marked at $14,400.To learn more, visit Hublot, here.
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