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The Hublot Big Bang King Power Unico ... at least I think thats what it is  I wandered into a Hublot Boutique and pointed at the watch that caught my eye. I am not a big watch guy but I was interested to know if I could carry off a 48mm watch (and one...  

Hi Andrew, I think you pull it off just fine, plus the black/gold combo is killer if you're going to colored gold route. The entire notion of the King Power is that it should look big on the wrist of almost any user... ...and if it doesn't, congratulation... 

... and you are absolutely right, Tim - Hublot have managed to engineer and balance the watch in such a way that it can be worn comfortably. The short integrated lugs help and it is a very smart design. Unfortunately I can comment with any authority on th... 

Hi Andrew, My impression of the UNICO has been similar to yours. On the one hand, it's true that the feel is what you describe as notchy. The pushers definitely won't win any prizes for supple engagement, but I will note that the start, stop, and reset fu... 

... and welcome to Hublot forum :-) Thanks for sharing your experience with King Power Unico. Yes, it doesn't "wear" big and it agrees with my wrist, unlike other brands' BIG ones. Thanks again! Best, Ken

Nice review Andrew, I actually am a big fan if this model even though I am not normally a fan of gold watches. I think it is the colour of the King Gold and the combination with the darke skeletonised dial, all very cool looking. I have considered getting... 

The sound may drive you crazy. Especially if there is no sound in the background to mask the loud ticking.

I was in a noisy Boutique and didn't pick up on the sound. But actually I like the sound of ticking mechanical watches. It's rather soothing and therapeutic. Although my wife has complained in the past about a ticking pocket watch on our bedside table. So...