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View full screen - View 1 of Lot 489. Bigger Bang N°0/5, reference 308.CM.130.RXHGS07    Montre bracelet chronographe mono-poussoir tourbillon en acier céramique avec indication de réserve de marche |  Stainless steel and ceramic mono-pusher chronograph tourbillon wristwatch with power reserve indication    Vers 2009 |  Circa 2009.

Hublot

Bigger Bang N°0/5, reference 308.CM.130.RXHGS07 Montre bracelet chronographe mono-poussoir tourbillon en acier céramique avec indication de réserve de marche | Stainless steel and ceramic mono-pusher chronograph tourbillon wristwatch with power reserve indication Vers 2009 | Circa 2009

Lot Closed

March 28, 03:20 PM GMT

Estimate

15,000 - 26,000 EUR

Lot Details

Description

Hublot


Bigger Bang N°0/5, reference 308.CM.130.RXHGS07


Montre bracelet chronographe mono-poussoir tourbillon en acier céramique avec indication de réserve de marche |

Stainless steel and ceramic mono-pusher chronograph tourbillon wristwatch with power reserve indication


Vers 2009 |

Circa 2009


Cadran: semi-squelette

Calibre: cal. remontage manuel, 33 rubis

Boîtier: acier et céramique, fond verre saphir sécurisé par 6 vis

Numéro de boîtier: N°0/5, 689766

Fermoir: bracelet Hublot en caoutchouc et boucle déployante en acier

Dimensions: 44 mm

Signé: boîtier, cadran et mouvement

Ecrin: oui

Papiers: oui

Accessoires: certificat d'authencité, carte de garantie, manuel d'utilisation et écrin avec surboîte Hublot

 

Dial: semi-skeletonised

Calibre: cal. manual winding, 33 jewels

Case: stainless steel and ceramic, sapphire crystal display back secured by 6 screws

Case number: N°0/5, 689766

Closure: Hublot rubber strap and stainless steel folding clasp

Dimensions: 44 mm

Signed: case, dial and movement

Box: yes

Papers: yes

Accessories: Hublot certificate of authenticity, warranty card, instruction manual and presentation case with outer packaging

 

Poids brut 125.80 g |

Gross weight 125.80 g

The brand Hublot was founded in 1980 by Carlo Crocco. His concept was to design a watch that would break with the traditional watchmaking of the past and create a modern classic using diverse materials. For 25 years Hublot's production would remain faithful to this design throughout all of its different collections. 

In 2004 Jean-Claude Biver, who had made a name for himself at the helm of Blancpain, succeeded Crocco as the CEO of Hublot. He surprised the luxury watch industry with this move by joining a firm considered by some to be of a lesser caliber. For him it was a perfect fit, as Hublot would offer him the opportunity to realize his vision of a watch that incorporated the fusion of various high-tech metals and materials, which would become the company's trademark.

In a 2006 interview with WatchTime Magazine, Biver stated that his goal was not only to use fusion in the aesthetics of the case and band design, but to go deeper and create new forms of 'mechanical watch technology.... Fusion would be synonymous with the tradition of the future.'

Hublot introduced the 'Bigger Bang' tourbillon in 2006. Three series were made in total: one with a platinum case and black ceramic bezel, another with 18k 'red' gold case with black ceramic bezel, and a third with black ceramic case and bezel. Each was produced in a limited series of 18 pieces.

However, Hublot produced an even more exclusive series of the black ceramic version with gold elements highlighting the impressive pieces as a limited edition of 5 pieces only.

While there is only very few information available on this incredible model, it seems that they were only available through the retailer The Hour Glass in Singapore.

The present lot is part of that extremely limited series and bears the number 0/5, making it every more exceptional and desirable.