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Hublot’s Big Bang Tourbillon Green SAXEM: A luxury watch with a bold twist

A new Big Bang Tourbillon in green SAXEM

Big Bang Tourbillon Automatic Green Saxem
Big Bang Tourbillon Automatic Green Saxem Hublot / Hublot

Meet the Hublot Big Bang Tourbillon Automatic Green SAXEM, a new watch that was presented to the world during the LVMH Watch Week.

As the name hints, this watch has a striking green hue that’s quite compelling to the eye. It’s manufactured from a translucent material, popularly known as SAXEM, which offers clear views into the caliber and elements that sit at the heart of the watch.

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Hublot introduced this style in 2019, and it gained a lot of traction. After that, the brand designed other SAXEM watches and rolled them into the market. Since the style is quite popular, Hublot launched a new model to uphold the image. Thanks to the polished finish, the casing looks quite stylish and adds to the overall look.

While a green hue characterizes the casing, the dial has a black shade that creates a beautiful contrast between the two elements.

Just like the previous models, this new watch comes with two types of hour markers: numerals and baton indexes.

Featuring an open-dial design, the Hublot Big Bang Tourbillon Automatic Green SAXEM offers beautiful views of the mechanism. Apart from that, the titanium caliber complements the black dial with a metallic luster and elevates the design to a whole new level.

The timepiece runs on the MHUB6035 caliber, which delivers a 70-hour power reserve. Since this is a limited edition watch, only 18 pieces will be rolled out into the market, and each will retail at $231,000. It’s offered in two different strap options—a black strap and a green strap.

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