Hublot is strengthening its partnership with the Gstaad Polo club – it created the new Big Bang chronograph presented to its new ambassador – Miguel Novillo Astrada. The partnership was born out of encounter between Pierre Genecand, President of the Gstaad Polo Club, and Jean-Claude Biver, Hublot CEO.
The new timepiece is the second model of the brand dedicated to polo, following the one introduced in 2007 to mark the partnership with the Saint-Tropez Polo Club. The Big Bang Polo Club Gstaad has been developed in a limited number of 250 pieces. It represents a black ceramic chronograph with the Gstaad tournament logo on its dial. It features the ‘Big Bang’ case, 44.5 mm in diameter, 100-meter water-resistant; a black ceramic bezel fitted with titanium H-shaped screws; sapphire crystal provided with double face anti-reflection treatment; reinforced black resin bezel lug and lateral inserts.
The stamped carbon dial of the Big Bang Polo Club Gstaad has vertical satin-finish in ruthenium color. It displays appliques indexes, faceted hands with luminescent features, and ruthenium-colored chronograph hands with H-shaped counterpoise. Notice the trapezoidal aperture located at 4:30 displays the date.
The Hublot Big Bang is equipped with a mechanical chronograph movement with automatic winding developed together with La Joux-Perret. It offers 42-hour power reserve. The masculinity of the watch is enhanced with an adjustable black rubber strap.
