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HUBLOT – Big Bang Apple

HUBLOT - Big Bang Apple

HUBLOT - Big Bang Apple

Hublot has launched the Big Bang Apple at the Baselworld 2009. Read more for technical specifications.

Like a forbidden fruit; seductive, fresh and elegant The Big Bang Apple, precious and luminous with its tsavorite-set bezel and its case in red gold or black ceramic, sports an alligator strap lined with rubber, A fusion of emotions, materials and colours, the “Big Bang Apple” chronograph could be one you’d like to “get your teeth into”!

TECHNICAL DATA

Case “Big Bang” 41 mm diameter in 5N gold (or black ceramic)

Bezel 5N gold with 6 titanium H-shaped screws – sunken, polished and blocked, set with 48 tsavorite baguette

Crystal Sapphire crystal with interior anti-reflection treatment

Bezel lug Green (or black) composite resin

Lateral inseds Green composite resin

Back 5N gold (or titanium) with sapphire crystal, interior anti-reflection treatment

Crown 5N gold (or titanium) with green rubber insert

Push-pieces 5N gold (or titanium), rectangular with green rubber insert

Screws Titanium

Water-resistance 100 m or 10 ATM

Dial White with satin-finished 5N gold-plated figures and appliqu6 index markers (or mat black with black figures and applique rndex markers)

Hands Faceted, diamond-polished, 5N gold plated, with white luminescent feature (or black nickel wrthout luminescent)

Movement Mechanical chronograph with automatic winding, Hublot HUB4300 calibre

No. of r:omnonenis 278

Rubies 37

Bridges Polished, satin-finish with chamfered edges

Screws Black PVD

Calendar Traoezoid aoerture at 4:30

Oscillating weight Tungsten carbide with dimpled surface coated with black PVD

Bottom plate Sand-blasted; rhodium-plated

Barrel With reinforced spring

Escapement Glucydur balance spring

Power reserve 42 hours

Strap Adjustable green alligator with rubber lining

Clasp 5N gold (or black PVD coated steel) and black PVD coated deployant clasp

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