Hublot

For the first time since the launching of the Big Bang collection in 2005, the new Big Bang Unico features round pushers.



Do you like them? Or do you prefer the usual rectangular pushers? I do.



What is your point of view?

Fx


This message has been edited by foversta on 2013-09-08 14:53:43

.. with rectangular buttons, if it is constructed as the Ferrari series, meaning if it works like the brake or accel pedals on the car, I would love the rectangular buttons, but since now we can have the round pusher button, I would rather pick the round button Hublot, unless it is designed like car pedals.....

Good point, Fx!  Thanks for the time to think about it!

Ken

the round pushers look different, so I still prefer the rectangular ones. The Ferraris version also looks nice. This new one must be gotten used to first...

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I can honestly say this is the first Hublot I thought 'Wow I could wear that' as soon as I saw the picture..!!
Very nice indeed..do you have a wrist shot..??

Yours,

Andy.

A quick snap I took with my phone

Cheers

That's one great piece, looks great on the wrist too.
Are you in London this week..?

Yours,

Andy.

Fly in Thursday morning on my way home from Geneva and then out on Friday.  Are you down in the big smoke for Mo's launch?

Cheers
Andrew

down Thurs afternoon and back Friday evening.
Should be a blast

See you soon,

Andy.

One on my radar. Been itching for a a hublot ..... 

the kiddie looking numbers or the round pushers.

I like the square pushers more on such a sporty case. Ferrari pushers are the nicest in my opinion!

I actually thought the old design pushers matches the new case design.

 

 
 

 I think each watch even in the same brand range should be designed with specific reasons.

For the new Big Bang with Unico movement and the round mini-bezel surrounds of the sub-dials, it makes sense to match the round pushers.

I like it because immediately one can see it is differentiated form the common-or-Garden versions of Big Bang.

 

Regards,

MTF

  This message has been edited by MTF on 2013-09-09 22:22:33