Hublot Classic Fusion Tourbillon & Ultra-Thin 45mm
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Hublot Classic Fusion Tourbillon & Ultra-Thin 45mm

By KIH · Sep 5, 2014 · 5 replies
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KIH's post from 2014 offers a captivating look at Hublot's "Black and Shiny" Classic Fusion lineup, showcasing two distinct 45mm models: a Tourbillon and an Ultra-Thin Classico. This visual exploration provides valuable insight into Hublot's design philosophy and material choices from a decade ago, highlighting how the brand integrated polished ceramic, diamonds, and tourbillon movements into a sleek, monochromatic aesthetic. His detailed photos allow readers to appreciate the nuances of these models, which were presented as a striking trio at a Hublot boutique.

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I stumbled upon a beautiful "Black and Shiny" trio at the Hublot boutique the other day - must share with you smile

Classic Fusion Tourbillon - Night Out - 45mm
505.CS.1270.VR
Number of parts: 155
Number of jewels: 19
Power Reserve 120 hours



Diamond as index



Black tourbillon bridge



Everything is shiny....



A bit unique back side.



Not bad, really smile





















Even the strap IS Shiny smile




Now, the entry #2 is Classic Fusion Classico Ultra Thin - Night Out 45mm



Again, everything is shiny.



And, of course diamonds are index.



Polished ceramic case.



... and the strap is shiny....



The back side is basically same as other Ultra-Thin series.






Hmnn.. All black - maybe I prefer this to the tourbillon version...?









Side by side.



Both are nice....






Close of with shiny effect




Now, a bit different family, but entry #3 is:
Big Bang Shiny 41mm - apparently for ladies.
All Black Shiny - 341.CX.1210.VR.1100



Slightly greyish subdials make legibility much better.






Not a bad size for my wrist, but strap is a bit short smile

























So, which one of you would fit your taste?




Thank you, Hublot Ginza Boutique as always!

Best,
Ken

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foversta
Sep 6, 2014
The black & shinny concept works better with the simple watch IMHO...

Thanks for your pics! Fx

JR
jrwong23 (aka watchthebin)
Sep 7, 2014
The Black and Shiny effects look pretty nice!

Agree with Fx it looks nicer on the simple watch. If the indices are not diamond, I think more men will like it too (it is quite a nice unisex watch I think) whereas women may prefer the diamond indices :) Cheers Robin

RN
rnaden
Sep 7, 2014
Black & shiny, non tourbillon looks better

All black and shiny doesn't go well with too much blingy metal on the dial, even though a tourbillon is something very nice to have, IMO. Not sure I'll wear any of these though....a little loud for my taste. Richard

AN
andrewluff
Sep 7, 2014
I think the tourbillon is stunning...

However for me it would have to be on a matt strap as the shiny one is just too much. Its not an everyday watch, maybe just special evenings or for the beach ;) You are really getting the good stuff in Ken, not much new floating around these parts! Cheers Andrew

MT
MTF
Sep 10, 2014
Surprisingly thin Hublot watches

I like both the mens' black and shiny Hublot watches as their are unusually thin from my preconceptions of chunky Hublot. The time-only watch is "easier" to appreciate but the tourbillon model has subtle presence for the specialised collector. Regards MTF

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