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Christianch, a long-time collector, shares his initial impressions of the Hublot Spirit of Big Bang 42mm Titanium Ceramic, marking his entry into the world of Hublot. His review highlights the watch's distinctive design and the integrated Zenith El Primero movement, offering a unique perspective on Hublot's innovation and value proposition. This article delves into his experience, particularly focusing on a common challenge faced by some Hublot owners regarding the deployant clasp comfort.
PS: I killed your earlier thread which was empty, so the review can stay here. Enjoy.
I actually like the shape if this case and 39mm 3 hand with no diamonds would be good. I also like some of their editions and the one with the tattoo artist - just too big for my taste. It looks like they are changing that! Very cool didn't know El primero movement. -Kevin
also for killing the other thread which was opened by mistake
before looking more in detail. I knew about their Unico model but not that they had this great movement for the spirit of big bang.
here in Switzerland only women models in stock, truly nothing from Patek (Calatrava, Worldtimer, nichts!). I wasn't hunting for a specific patek model (imagine, you go in for a Patek and exit with a Hublot 😁 that would be something) but I found it interesting as I never seen 0 men models in stock.
When even the annual calendars or the PM Calatravas sold out fast, then you know it IS getting competitive! ;-)) Seriously, I do hope you can find a Patek model you like as your next purchase, should you choose this direction --- especially at this same boutique you are already a good client of! Cheers.
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