Last year—2025—marked a significant milestone for the Hublot Big Bang: its 20th anniversary. In my view, as one of the 21st century's most successful watch collections, the Big Bang—driven by its revolutionary core philosophy, the "Art of Fusion"—completely rewrote the design language of luxury sports watches and reshaped the competitive landscape of the entire market. To commemorate this special occasion, Hublot released a series of limited-edition 20th-anniversary models last year, faithfully replicating the classic design language of the original Big Bang. However, somewhat regrettably, these commemorative models were initially sold exclusively as limited editions. It wasn't until the LVMH Watch Week early this year that Hublot delivered some momentous news: the brand officially put this critically acclaimed classic design into mass production, launching the all-new Big Bang *Original* UNICO—a collection that is no longer subject to limited-edition restrictions. Below, utilizing the stunning photography provided by *WatchHome*, we invite you to join us in admiring this new series and discovering what surprises this legendary sports watch—born 21 years ago—brings to the table upon its return in 2026 as a standard production model,Hublot Big Bang clone watches.
For the Hublot Big Bang, twenty-one years represent far more than just a measure of time; they embody a deep reservoir of experience marked by constant evolution and a continuous drive to disrupt the watchmaking industry. From visually striking designs to innovative materials that constantly push boundaries; from its status as a global trendsetting artistic icon to its foundation of solid, world-class watchmaking craftsmanship—all these elements converge to form a perfect embodiment of Hublot’s core philosophy: the "Art of Fusion." The all-new Big Bang *Original* UNICO watch we see today stands as the most tangible manifestation—and indeed, one of the finest examples—of this very philosophy.
The all-new Big Bang *Original* UNICO collection currently offers a selection of five distinct models. These five new timepieces showcase three of Hublot’s signature materials: ceramic, titanium, and King Gold. For instance, the "Black Magic" model is crafted entirely from black ceramic, featuring an all-black aesthetic that embodies a pure "Dark Knight" style. The titanium models, conversely, are constructed entirely from lightweight titanium, distinguished by their silvery-grey luster and their characteristic lightness on the wrist. The Titanium Ceramic model features a titanium case paired with a black ceramic bezel—a fusion of two of Hublot's signature materials. The King Gold Ceramic model pictured here similarly combines an 18K King Gold case with a black ceramic bezel; with its striking black-and-gold bicolor aesthetic, its luxurious texture is undoubtedly its most standout feature.
