Hublot Big Bang UNICO Perpetual Calendar 45 mm Review

The Hublot Big Bang model is produced by the leading Super Clone manufacturer workshops with a 5th class titanium case, 45 mm diameter and high precision automatic Super Clone movement architecture. It is among the most successful 1:1 super clone watch reviews on the market, with its sapphire crystal AR coating glass, original case tolerances and detailed workmanship.

Much of Hublot's success is based on its creative and innovative spirit and its masterful use of unconventional materials; This ultimately allowed him to shine among his older and more experienced rivals. The Hublot Big Bang UNICO Perpetual Calendar 45 mm that we reviewed today is a perfect example of all the points we mentioned above. It not only carries high complications; It has a distinctive look and uses a brand-owned alloy exclusive to Hublot. So let's get started without wasting any time, shall we?

Hublot Big Bang UNICO Perpetual Calendar Review

Before we get to the aesthetics, let's start with the mechanics of this watch. The chronograph mechanism is not the cam-driven type; Instead, Hublot uses a column-wheel chronograph, which is better and offers a smoother movement. The chronograph has a Flyback function; In this way, you can stop and reset the stopwatch with a single button movement.

The chronograph uses a large central seconds hand with a red tip. There are two sub-dials associated with the chronograph; There is a 30-minute timer at position 9; There is also a 12-hour counter at position 6.

While there is a moon phase window at position 3, the perpetual calendar offers the day of the week on the subdial at position 6, the day of the month (date) and small running seconds at position 12, and the month and leap year display at position 9.

These features are made possible by Hublot's own production UNICO HUB1270 caliber. The brushed King Gold case is not the only unique feature of this watch. The quick release system allows the strap to be quickly changed by pressing a button on the ears of the Big Bang Unico Perpetual Calendar watch.

The watch is secured to your wrist with a rib-textured black rubber strap and black PVD-plated titanium with an 18-carat King Gold push-button buckle.

The skeletonized dial has incredible depth; The king gold-toned hour markers feature black subdials with white text and red markers. The rose gold-toned hour and minute hands and hour markers are lume-filled, and around the dial are white printed numerals and a red printed minute/second track in a nice stencil-style font.

The back of the case uses a transparent sapphire glass that allows you to see the HUB 1270 movement; A 4Hz / 28,800 VpH automatic movement consisting of 46 jewels and 416 parts. When fully wound, this caliber can maintain its power for approximately 72 hours without interruption.

The bezel is black and has fine brushed workmanship; It is fixed to the case with 6 H-shaped screws around the dial and two more micro screws in the "ears" on both sides of the dial. Although the design of this case aims to give a porthole appearance, its silhouette bears a strong resemblance to that of the Patek Nautilus; The Nautilus also has similar "ears" on each side, giving it the same appearance. But it offers a sportier look and more features for the same price or better than a Nautilus.

After all this time, I'm starting to see something in Hublot that maybe was there all along but I never had the opportunity to gain respect for them. They always seemed like a flashy, trendy brand to me; It's not the type that will stand the test of time. But with watches like these, I'm starting to believe that they're truly here to stay and that we'll be seeing more impressive watches like this in the not-too-distant future.

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