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KIH
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I understand your point....

... I don't have the side-by-side pic of both models but let's see the comparison here (note that Hublot Big Bang Unico is not All Black as you referred to, but I believe the dial design is the same).

Side-by-side with Big Bang Ferrari which has the same movement and quite similar dial as Big Bang Unico All Black.
May look similar, but notice:
1. Classic AeroFision has rather symmetrical dial with open work.  Date disc is vertical from the center of the dial because the window is at 6h.
2. Unico is not symmetrical, but the column wheel, which is the sales point of Unico can be seen clearly on 6h and enjoy seeing it when working the chrono.  Date disc is vertical seen from the center of the dial because the window is at 3h

Generally, those "open dial" is getting popular demand - to satisfy the desire from the collectors to see the inside, despite surface, of the machine.  So, it is understandable your point that the dials look similar.  But please take a close look.....






Classic Fusion AeroFusion close-up.
Again, the open dial shows very well made symmetrical design.



  Big Bang Unico close-up.
... and Unico open dial puts more emphasis on the column wheel and the gears of the movement being seen from the dial side - more mechanical oriented approach.





I hope I gave you some answers and you appreciate those two unique and different model.  Similar means different, and enjoy what you see!

Thank you for your inquiry which makes the forum more lively.  Please post any inquiry!


Best,
Ken